Предмет: Английский язык, автор: ерыур

проект маи будующие летние каникулы

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Автор ответа: marsyu
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I have got a lot of plans for the rest of summer.On the 24th of May I and my brother are flying to Erevan on summer holidays.We will live in our new home.We are staying there for one week.We are going to go for a walk and go to the theatre.We are coming back from our holidays on  the 1th of June.Then I*m  going to fly to Cambridge .I  and my brother will study during summer holidays.We are going on different excursions.Then we are going to fly to Spain .I think That it  will be fine.

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