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enyata [817]
3 years ago
12

QUESTÃO 13. Explique o uso das aspas no trecho "Darei a cada uma de vocês

Engineering
1 answer:
lesya [120]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: speaks Portuguese

Eu disse a todos a tradução para que possam te ajudar

Explanation: Y’all can help I have no idea

QUESTION 13. Explain the use of quotation marks in the excerpt "I will give each of you

seed. The one who will bring me the most beautiful flower within six months will be chosen but

wife and the future empress of China. ".

QUESTION 14. The palace servant considered the idea of ​​her daughter attending the celeb

organized by the prince of the region, a foolish idea, a madness. This is an OP

Do you agree with this opinion of the character? Justify your answer.

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