Предмет: Английский язык, автор: FrendlyEW

Cрочно!!!!!!
Put in the sentensec the suitable words.Each word or word combination is only used once.
Motto/ is washed / name / area / population / capital / was called / is situated / languages / country .
1. Canada is the second largest ... in the world
2. ... in the northern part of the North American continent. Its total.
3 ... is 9,975,000 squarce kilometrs
Canada 4 ... by three oceans - the Pacific, the Arctic and the Antlantic.
Canad s 5 ... comes from an India word kanata , which means "village"
When the area came under the British rule in 1897 the new country 6 ... the Dominion of Canada or simply Canada
This country has a small 7 ... only about 27,300,000 people
There are two official 8 .. in the country English and French
The 9 ... of Canada is Ottawa
Canada s 10 From Sea to Sea id appropriate because its surrounded by three oceans

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Автор ответа: Werrina
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Canada is the second largest 1.country in the world
It 2. is situated in the northern part of the North American continent.
Its total 3. area is 9,975,000 square kilometers.
Canada 4.is washed by three oceans - the Pacific, the Arctic and the Antlantic.
Canada's 5. name comes from an India word kanata, which means "village".
When the area came under the British rule in 1897 the new country 6 was called the Dominion of Canada or simply Canada
This country has a small 7 population only about 27,300,000 people.
There are two official 8 languages in the country English and French.
The 9 capital of Canada is Ottawa
Canada's 10 Motto From Sea to Sea is appropriate because its surrounded by three oceans.
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