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o-na [289]
3 years ago
6

I just need the bottom part and i’ll give you 35 points :)

English
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ad-work [718]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Explanation:

2. The best thing I like about swimming is being in the water when it is hot outside.

3. The best thing I like about football is when I throw the ball to my team players.

4. The best thing I like about soccer is when I kick the ball into the net and get a point.

5. The best thing I like about Ping-Pong is when me and friend hit the ball back and froth.

6. The best thing I like about fishing is when I catch a fish and it is super small, it makes me laugh

7. The best thing I like about air hockey is when I see it flying in the air.  

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