Предмет: Окружающий мир, автор: вероника426

как думаете проково в загадке о животном написать ?

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Автор ответа: санчос2

медведя или волка с зайцем

санчос2: ястреб или тюлень

вероника426: спасибо

санчос2: незачто

вероника426: только как про него в загатке разказать

санчос2: это ты уже сама Ахаха

вероника426: вот тебе и ха ха ха

санчос2: а тебе сколько?

вероника426: а тебе

санчос2: 14

вероника426: мне меньше

Автор ответа: МарияИванова11

Про лису.) она хитрая

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SOME FACTS FROM THE HISTORY OF RAILWAYS IN BRITAIN
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