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Seeing "se" in "Ram wrote with a pen" (Ram ne kalam se likha), Mohan thinks "se" always sh

Seeing "se" in "Ram wrote with a pen" (Ram ne kalam se likha), Mohan thinks "se" always shows something separating away. His teacher says "se" means something different here. Who is right?

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