Предмет: Русский язык, автор: bulavskaaana

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Напишите небольшой рассказ про мальчика который катался на заснеженной горке а потом на улице потемнело, он пошел домой а его мама отругала

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Автор ответа: lenadll

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У меня есть лучший друг, его зовут Ваня. С ним всегда что -нибудь , да происходит. Вот помню, как то раз пошёл Ваня кататься на заснеженную горку. Катался он очень долго, на время даже не смотрел...
Позже он увидел, что на улице стало мало людей, и темно как то. Сразу же быстро побежал домой. Там его встретила мама. Она была очень сердитой. Его отругала.

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