1. read the following sentence from "when greek meets greek."
(i point)
one morning ramkilawansingh (after this, we calling this man ram) was making a study
of the noticeboards along westbourne grove what does advertise rooms to let.
after reading this sentence, the reader can most likely conclude that
ram is unemployed and looking for a job.
o the narrator is on friendly terms with ram.
the narrator is not a native english speaker.
o the story will take place in a congested city.

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