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3 years ago
15

Use these words in a sentence

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eduard3 years ago
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Andy used detergent and a kaleidoscope, among others, in order to make a mural to commemorate the catastrophe that happened last year.

I don’t know if this makes sense but, in a way, I hope it helps :)
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