Can someone help me with these few.

English

2 answers:

stepan [7]3 years ago

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1.I am afraid of the dark;therefore l have light in my room
2. Roger plays football everyday;he has an addiction
3.I love the taste of the chocolate;however l am allergic to it
4.The cat loves to climb that tree;and one day he will catch the bird. :)

xxMikexx [17]3 years ago

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*i think i am correct with these*
1) I am afraid of the dark; I have a light in my room

2)Roger play football everyday; He has an addiction.

3)I love the taste of chocolate; I am allergic to it.

4)The cat loves to climb that tree; One day he will catch that bird.

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1) The man has a lot of money; He is not happy at all.

2) The cat slept through the storm; The dog hid under the bed.

THEY ARE SEPERATED THE WAY THEY ARE BECAUSE IT SEPERATES IDEAS OR TWO OPPOSITE...good luck:)

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