A seveal times he stumbled,and finally he tottered,crumbled up,and fell
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8 August 2020
dear xyz,
hope you are doing good and healthy, and studying, so yesterday I got your letter and you asked me how am preparing for my forthcoming exam as you told that you exams are near so you need some tips
am preparing my exam in three ways first I have made a time table for my subjects by which I can revise and cover every chapters of every subject as per my time table, second avoid the things by which you get distraction while you study keep your mind fresh and study in a silent place and take a test of yourself after revising a chapter to know your progress , third don't get stress and take breaks and prepare your things before the day of examination and ask your doubts from the teachers which are not clear
so prepare well for the exam and am also busy nowadays for the preparation stay healthy and don't feel scare while giving exam
yours Loving friend
sharoneba
hope it's helpful for you
(sorry for grammatical error):)
ang weird po iba lumabas sa letter b na search ko sa isip ko
PEL & PULS<span> which come from the Latin pellere & pulsus and it means </span>DRIVE, PUSH & THROS<span>. It is a </span>ROOT-WORD<span> that takes seven Prefixes to give full range of its violence. I hope this helps you out at least a little bit
!! Have a good day! </span>
The answer is A. the massive Labrador Retriever
A noun phrase or nominal phrase (abbreviated NP) is a phrase which has a noun (or indefinite pronoun) as its head word, or which performs the same grammatical function as such a phrase. Noun phrases are very common cross-linguistically, and they may be the most frequently occurring phrase type.
