Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Kseniay786

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Автор ответа: INTERNET001
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Популярный русский музыкант Сергей Рахманинов жил в месте под названием Ивановка 23 года.Не далеко от Тамбова.Он начал создавать музыку здесь.Сейчас Ивановка это общеизвестый музей музей Рахманиновым.Каждое лето популярный музыканты и певцы приезжают в Ивановку что бы дать часть в классическом музыкальном концерте.

INTERNET001: Ахах,написала)
Kseniay786: где?
Kseniay786: не нужно как ответ
Kseniay786: чтобы его сделать лучшим
INTERNET001: А,ну так не могу
INTERNET001: Я только 1 ответ могу
Kseniay786: жалко
Kseniay786: понятно если ктото напишет еще тогда я сделаю твой ответ лучшим :))
INTERNET001: Спасибки)
Kseniay786: )))
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