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3 years ago

Pliss you can help me plisss

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nirvana33 [79]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. In the library can find books, magazines, videos, maps, and more.

2. For homework, I have to look for definitions and make sure I understand them.

3. Books in the library are kept in a bookcase.

4. Some people believe that not having the right to choose a ruler is the worst ting for a country.

5. The teacher wants us to choose our material carefully . . .

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