How do you solve E-L

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Evgesh-ka [11]2 years ago

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A. (6,-3) HE

B.(0,-2) MADE

C. (5,4) A

D. (-4,-8)KNOT

E. (-5,-4) IN

F. (-2,4) HIS

G. (1,3) TAIL

H. (4,12) AND

I. (6,0) CALLED

J. (-3,-3) IT

K. (-2,6) A

L. (-1,-8) PIG'S

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