3 years ago

Complete the question present continueous

English

1 answer:

IceJOKER [234]3 years ago

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Answer:

Answer:2.are, doing

Answer:2.are, doing3.are , learning

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Answer:2.are, doing3.are , learning4.are, walking5.are,taking

Answer:2.are, doing3.are , learning4.are, walking5.are,taking6.are,excercises

Answer:2.are, doing3.are , learning4.are, walking5.are,taking6.are,excercises7.are, doing

Answer:2.are, doing3.are , learning4.are, walking5.are,taking6.are,excercises7.are, doing8.are, playing

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