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1) Pooja is my older sister 2) It is much fine today. 3) Paris is a worth-seeing city. 4) My friends both sisters are doctors. 5) Mike is greater than any student in the class. 6) Shakuntala is better than any drama in Sanskrit. 7) The later suggestion is better than the former. 8) Little learning is a dangerous thing. 9) Her Birthday is the most happiest even this year. 10) Usually the rich people hate poor. 11) Go and meet the concerned clerk in the university.
I could think of the following answers for above sentences: 1) My sister Pooja is older than I. 2) It is more fine today. (in comparative sense) 3) Paris is worth seeing city. (No hyphen) 4) Both of my friend's sisters are doctors. 5) 6) Shakuntala is better than any other drama in Sanskrit. 7) The later suggestion is better than the former.(Seems Ok) 8) A Little learning is a dangerous thing. 9) Her Birthday is the happiest even this year. 10) Usually the rich people hate poor people. 11) Go and meet the concerned clerk in the university. (Seems Ok)
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