Предмет: Русский язык, автор: Аноним

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Автор ответа: kosmoSova

(Поле)полевой (цвет) цветок
(дом) домашний (кот) котенок
(цвет) цветной
(дверь) дверной ключ
(клён) кленовый лист
(море) морской (львиный)лев
(остального не видно на картинке)

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