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Do you see any role of Direct and Indirect Narrations in the revised syllabus of Précis and Composition?
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even though i am cofused by other threads about narration i dont think that they are part of paper sny longer
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The syllabus does not explicitly mention direct and indirect speech so ideally it should not be a part of the paper.

Cream rises to the top, so does dead froth.

Any idea about Grouping of Words section? (Section V.) Any example and such?

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Narrations weren't included in Previous syllabus yet they showed up almost every Year.

Preparing Synonymous and Antonymous for grouping of words
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Well no harm in revising them then. Let's hope for the best

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