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  My Favourite Sports. Cricket: Cricket is a bat-and-ball game played between two teams of eleven players. Players try to score runs by hitting the ball and running between the wickets. The bowler bowls the ball to try and get the batsman out. The team with the most runs at the end wins. Football: Football is a team sport played with a round ball on a rectangular field with two goals. Players try to score goals by kicking the ball into the opponents' goal. The team with the most goals at the end wins. Volleyball: Volleyball is a team sport played with a net between two teams of six players. Players try to score points by hitting the ball over the net and onto the ground on the opponents' side. The team with the most points at the end wins. Kabaddi: Kabaddi is a team sport played with two teams of seven players on opposite sides of a court. Players take turns sending a "raider" into the opponents' half to try and tag them. The tagged players are out, and the te

  Dear Students!       First, Read and understand the following. Then, speak at your own pace and with your own Ideas. That enhances your fluency.  You have got to practice speaking on any subject or object you see. It makes a big difference. God Bless You.  Knr. Telugu Telugu is my favorite language. Telugu is easy to learn. Telugu has many beautiful words. The Telugu language is a great asset to our culture. Learning the Telugu language can help us learn more about our history and culture. Hindi Hindi is the national language of India. There are many Hindi speakers in the world. Many beautiful poems have been written in Hindi. Hindi is a rich literary language. Learning Hindi can help you connect with people from India. English English is a global language. English is spoken by billions of people around the world. English is the language of business and science. English is a beautiful and expressive language. Learning English can open up many new opportunities. Maths Maths is the stu

  Scene: Two friends, Rahul and Priya, are discussing the recent ICC World Cup 2023. Rahul: I'm still disappointed about India's loss in the final. They were so close to winning, but they just couldn't get over the line. Priya: I know, right? It was a heartbreaking loss. But I think there are a few reasons why they couldn't win. Rahul: What do you think those reasons are? Priya: Well, I think one reason was that they didn't bat well enough in the final. They only scored 240 runs, which wasn't enough to put enough pressure on Australia. Rahul: Yeah, I agree. They lost too many wickets in the middle overs, and they never really recovered. Priya: Another reason I think they lost was because of their fielding. They dropped a few important catches, and they also missed a few run-outs. Rahul: Yeah, their fielding was definitely below par. They usually field so well, but they made too many mistakes in the final. Priya: Lastly, I think they just didn't play

  India vs. Australia: The Big Showdown. Venue: School Cafeteria Characters: Aditya: A cricket fanatic and diehard Indian team supporter. Riley: A cricket enthusiast and keen follower of the Australian team. Dialogue: Aditya: Hey Riley! Are you ready for the big match tonight? India vs. Australia - it's gonna be a cracker! Riley: You bet I am, Aditya! I'm nervous, but excited. Our Aussie team is looking strong, and I'm hoping for a thrilling victory! Aditya: Ha! Don't underestimate the Indian team, Riley. We have a solid batting lineup, and our bowlers have been on fire this tournament. Riley: True, but our bowlers are top-notch too. I'm sure they'll handle your batsmen with ease. Plus, with Smith back in form, our batting is looking even more potent. Aditya: We'll see about that. Don't forget, Kohli is in prime form too. He can single-handedly change the course of the match. Riley: Okay, I'll give you that. But remember, we have Warner and Maxwell t

    Journalist: Hello, and welcome to the show. Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Satya Nadella, the CEO of Microsoft. Satya, thank you for joining us. Satya Nadella: Thank you for having me. Journalist: Let's start with a broad question. What do you think are the biggest challenges facing Microsoft in the next 5-10 years? Satya Nadella: I think the biggest challenges are going to be around the pace of innovation and the need to constantly reinvent ourselves. The world is changing faster than ever before, and we need to be able to keep up. We also need to be more inclusive and accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or abilities. Journalist: That's a great point. Let's talk about innovation specifically. What are some of the areas where Microsoft is investing most heavily in terms of innovation? Satya Nadella: We're investing heavily in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and the metaverse. We believe that these technologies have th