In the listening section, Monika helped Manu feel comfortable by sharing her notes and guiding her.
Grandfather told Papu that the special chair was stored in the garden shed.
The word 'invisible' means something that is impossible to see.
Papu gave up immediately after falling down for the first time.
Papu and his three friends used the magic chair test on many occasions later on.
The story suggests that a real friend takes joy in our bad luck.
That evening, the four boys visited Grandpa, listened to stories, and ate fruit chaat.
Papu's grandfather lost the bet because all of Papu's classmates proved to be true friends.
Rony, Amrit, and Prateek held Papu up so that he would not fall.
Most of Papu's classmates helped him stand up each time he fell.
During break time at school, Papu asked his classmates to form a circle.
Papu sat successfully on the magic chair on his very first attempt.
Papu's grandfather brought a visible wooden chair down from the attic.
Papu's grandfather challenged him to a bet of an ice cream.
Papu loved to show off and talk proudly about having many friends at school.