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A 10th grade student at a leading school in Chennai faces challenges with English communication skills. He sees and hears other students in his grade communicating fluently in English. While he wants to compete with and excel beyond his peers, his lack of English proficiency causes him pain and hinders his ability to communicate effectively. His goal is to gain stronger English communication abilities to communicate more fluently than other students in his grade.
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STMicroelectronics Inc
Techno Systems Inc
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