Предмет: Русский язык, автор: егор797

близкие по значению слова к слову разговор

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Автор ответа: 3MiLenka3

диалог, говор, монолог и тд

Автор ответа: SacuraN

Беседа, диалог, речь, общение.

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2. Jane Addams
Read the text and find in it the answers to these questions:

1. What country did Jane Addams come from?
2. What was the idea of her Hull House?
3. For whom was Hull House organized?
4. What kind of campaigns did Jane Addams lead?
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Jane Addams ['ædamz] was for many

years one of the best known and most admi
red women in the world - some people even
called her "Saint Jane". All her life she
fought for social justice, peace and human
rights. She worked in Chicago [Chicago] in a
place called Hull [hal] House,
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