Why did Nisha have a "spark in her eyes"?
She thought of a clever plan to win the
compe...
English, 15.02.2021 19:50 stefancvorovic1
Why did Nisha have a "spark in her eyes"?
She thought of a clever plan to win the
competition
She felt annoyed because James forgot
his green tie
She thought of a new way to follow
the dress code
She felt excited because she was
going to sing onstage.
Please help i will give brainliest
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