Classify the following into commercial and non commercial activities:

By Saksham -
1.A tea stall on New Delhi Railway station= Commercial Activities.
2.Sarita preparing tea for her husband=Non Commercial activities.
3.A nurse working in GB pant hospital=Commercial activities.
4.Hasima  nursing her mother-in-law=Non Commercial Activities.
5.A restaurant cooking paranthas in its Gali Paranthe wali,Chandni Chowk Delhi=Commercial Activities.
6.A yoga teacher teaching yoga ti client=Commercial Activities.
7.Deepika teaching yoga to her neighbour in a park=Non-Commercial Activities.

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