Предмет: Английский язык, автор: belicova

Read again and correct. The sheep,s got a thin body and fat legs.помогите перевести плиз

belicova: и как его сделать

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Автор ответа: sabirova20001

прочитайте еще раз и правильно.Овца,S есть тонкое тело и толстые ноги

Автор ответа: dariamelkaia

Прочитай и исправь. У овечки есть тонкое тело и толстые ноги.

dariamelkaia: Напиши на оборот , что у овечки толстое тело и тонкие ноги только по англискому

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