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3 years ago

Vaaaaaaa rogg frumoss

English

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Leto [7]3 years ago

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2. She likes

3. She kisses

4. She does

5. She flys

6. She sees

7. She talks

8. She hates

9. She loves

10. She goes

11. She sells

12. She sleeps

13. She tries

14. She says

15. She carries

16. She walks

17. She finishes

18. She teaches

19. She mixes

20. She cooks

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