Two sisters - Harvest Cassava Roots and bring them to the market to sell

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On an early morning morning, two sisters, Linh and Mai, woke up excited. Today is an important day, because they plan to harvest cassava from the family's garden and bring them to the market to sell. This is an annual job that they are all very attentive to.

**Step 1: Prepare Device C

Before going to the garden, Linh and Mai prepared all the necessary tools: shovels, machetes and a few large sacks. They carefully check the tools to make sure everything is ready for the heavy work ahead.

**Step 2: Harvest

When the sun began to rise, the two sisters got to work. Linh used a shovel to dig around the cassava stump, while Mai used a machete to cut the potatoes from the stem. This work requires strength and care so as not to damage the precious potatoes.

Sweat dipped on their foreheads, but the two sisters did not stop. They chatted and laughed, making the work lighter. After a few hours of hard work, they harvested a sizable amount of cassava.

**Step 3: Clean and Close

When the harvest was finished, Linh and Mai began the process of cleaning the cassava. They wash off the soil on the potatoes and classify them into different groups based on size and quality. The large and beautiful bulbs will be stacked separately, and the smaller ones will be packed into other sacks.

**Step 4: Bring the cassava

With sacks full of cassava loaded onto a trolley, the two sisters began their journey to the market. They move slowly to ensure that the cassava does not break during the movement.

When they arrived at the market, Linh and Mai quickly found a good location to sell their products. They arranged the tapioca tubers beautifully and began to prepare for the transaction. They call for passers-by, introduce the quality of cassava, and encourage people to buy.

**Step 5: Sales and Summary

After a few hours of sales, they sold a lot of tapioca and collected a decent amount of money. Linh and Mai feel satisfied with the results of their work. They cleaned up the stall, packed up the remaining sacks and returned home with a smile on their faces, satisfied that they had completed a hard but meaningful day's work.

When they returned home, they shared interesting stories about today and plans for the next job. With unanimity and determination, the two sisters feel proud of their achievements and are always ready for new challenges in the future.


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