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also ply a game:Ask the students to queue up in alphabeical order according to theirnames.  \nabsent  \nAway;not there.-Neha isabsent from school today  \nbecause she is ill.  \naceldent  \nUnexpected event;mishap.-Aunt Polly had anaccident.She hurt her leg.  \nablage  \n2.Any:A rat is an animal.  \nOn fre.-The house wasablaze due to short  \ncircuit.  \naccept,accepts,  \nacceptod  \nabove  \noffers.-I accepted thebirthday gift from my  \nfriend.  \n# SENTENCES ANDPHRASES\n\n·A Sentence is a group of words that has complete meaning and makes sense.  \n·When we speak or write,we use Sentences.  \n·APhrase contains two or more words.It does not have a Subject and Verb.  \n·A Phrase does not make complete sense.  \nRead the groups of words given below.  \n1.played with Arun  \n2.Rohan came back from school.  \n3.ate lunch  \n4.Arun was waiting with Rohan.  \n5.at 2 o'clock in the afternoon  \n6.Moti is Rohan's dog.  \n7.to play with them  \n8.Moti ran around the boys.  \n9.The blue whale 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