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3 years ago
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Someone please help thank you

English
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nekit [7.7K]3 years ago
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Answer: I quietly pretended to read, and my spot proved very convenient for eavesdropping on everyone who passed near me.

It may seem hard to put together phrases in a sentence, but once you try out a few ways, it becomes super easy! And only one way makes sense.

Hope this helped! ;)

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