Предмет: Русский язык, автор: dfcbkmtdf

сочинение на тему"о чем расказывает слово"

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Автор ответа: natashaterzi

Слово рассказывает нам все.При помощи слов мы можем общаться,мы можем поведать другим людям свои самые потаенные мысли.Бесценность человеческой речи отражена в многочисленных мудрых высказываниях,пословицах поговорках.Слова могут ободрить человека ,а могут и убить...

Слово-это как грозное оружие..

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вот текст:
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