4NOV20WED

From Me to Everyone:  05:08 AM

(01) A tall ___ used to be there last year.

busy

build

blog

building

business


From Harshitha tetali to Everyone:  05:12 AM

building

From Me to Everyone:  05:12 AM

(02) A good ___ is like a teacher.

brother

butter

Both

book

bring


From Harshitha tetali to Everyone:  05:13 AM

brother

book

From Me to Everyone:  05:13 AM

(03) OPPOSITE OF foolish

natural

wise

dull

wrong

presence


From Harshitha tetali to Everyone:  05:13 AM

wise

From Me to Everyone:  05:14 AM

(04) OPPOSITE OF agree

boring

object

lend

praise

dull


From Harshitha tetali to Everyone:  05:21 AM

object

From Me to Everyone:  05:21 AM

(05) OPPOSITE OF blunt

rise

good

awake

expensive

sharp


From Harshitha tetali to Everyone:  05:26 AM

sharp

From Me to Everyone:  05:26 AM

(06) OPPOSITE OF large

presence

ugly

minute

foe

narrow


From Harshitha tetali to Everyone:  05:35 AM

minute

From Me to Everyone:  05:35 AM

(07) OPPOSITE OF broad

rise

grow

foe

narrow

natural


From Harshitha tetali to Everyone:  05:38 AM

narrow

From Me to Everyone:  05:38 AM

(08) OPPOSITE OF alive


dead

gentle

exit

afraid

object

From Me to Everyone:  05:54 AM

(08) OPPOSITE OF alive


dead

gentle

exit

afraid

object


From Harshitha tetali to Everyone:  05:54 AM

dead

From Me to Everyone:  05:54 AM

(09) OPPOSITE OF frank

shy

natural

rise

wrong

foe


From Harshitha tetali to Everyone:  05:57 AM

shy

From Me to Everyone:  05:57 AM

(10) OPPOSITE OF correct


grow

wrong

awake

rise

minute


From Harshitha tetali to Everyone:  05:58 AM

wrong

From Me to Everyone:  05:58 AM

(11) OPPOSITE OF fall


rise

natural

boring

unlucky

query


From Harshitha tetali to Everyone:  05:58 AM

wrong

From Harshitha tetali to Me:  (Privately) 06:06 AM

rise

From Me to Everyone:  06:06 AM

(12) OPPOSITE OF absence


refuse

lend

grow

slavery

presence


From Harshitha tetali to Everyone:  06:07 AM

presence

From Me to Everyone:  06:07 AM

#break#

From Me to Everyone:  06:34 AM

#back#

In fact, Sanjeevaka was not dead. Feeding on the abundant fresh and tender grass in the forest, he regained strength and began to merrily explore the jungle, dancing and singing in joy. In the same forest lived Pingalaka, the lion. Sanjeevaka, content with his new life in the jungle would waltz and sing uproariously with joy. One day, Pingalaka and other animals were drinking water in the Jamuna when the lion heard the

frightening bellow of the bullock. In panic, the lion withdrew into the forest and sat deeply lost in thought

and surrounded by other animals.

Sensing the predicament of their king, two jackals, Karataka and Damanaka, sons of two dismissed ministers, were clueless as to what had happened to their king.

“What could have happened to the lord of the forest,” asked Damanaka.

“Why should we poke our nose into affairs that are not our concern? Haven't you heard the story of the

monkey which pulled out the wedge from the log,” asked Damanaka.

“Sounds interesting. Why don't you tell me what happened to the monkey,” pleaded Karataka.

From Me to Everyone:  06:46 AM

“Now, listen,” said Damanaka and began narrating the story of the monkey.

abundant = lots and lots of

tender=soft

regained=got back

merry=happy

explore=find new things

uproariously=loudly

predicament=a big problem

20 * 1 = 20
20 * 2 = 40
20 * 3 = 60
20 * 4 = 80
20 * 5 = 100
20 * 6 = 120
20 * 7 = 140
20 * 8 = 160
20 * 9 = 180
20 * 10 = 200

30 * 1 = 30
30 * 2 = 60
30 * 3 = 90
30 * 4 = 120
30 * 5 = 150
30 * 6 = 180
30 * 7 = 210
30 * 8 = 240
30 * 9 = 270
30 * 10 = 300

40 * 1 = 40
40 * 2 = 80
40 * 3 = 120
40 * 4 = 160
40 * 5 = 200
40 * 6 = 240
40 * 7 = 280
40 * 8 = 320
40 * 9 = 360
40 * 10 = 400

50 * 1 = 50
50 * 2 = 100
50 * 3 = 150
50 * 4 = 200
50 * 5 = 250
50 * 6 = 300
50 * 7 = 350
50 * 8 = 400
50 * 9 = 450
50 * 10 = 500

20 * 11 = 220
20 * 12 = 240
20 * 13 = 260
20 * 14 = 280
20 * 15 = 300
20 * 16 = 320
20 * 17 = 340
20 * 18 = 360
20 * 19 = 380
20 * 20 = 400

30 * 11 = 330
30 * 12 = 360
30 * 13 = 390
30 * 14 = 420
30 * 15 = 450
30 * 16 = 480
30 * 17 = 510
30 * 18 = 540
30 * 19 = 570
30 * 20 = 600

400 * 11 = 4400
400 * 12 = 4800
400 * 13 = 5200
400 * 14 = 5600
400 * 15 = 6000
400 * 16 = 6400
400 * 17 = 6800
400 * 18 = 7200
400 * 19 = 7600
400 * 20 = 8000



 

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