Предмет: Русский язык, автор: bekkalvina2405

В каком предложении ВЫДЕЛЕННОЕ слово является подлежащим?
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Белое облачко, как игрушечный КОРАБЛИК, плывёт издалека.
Символ Санкт-Петербурга – золотой КОРАБЛИК на шпиле Адмиралтейства.
Старый ГОРОД укутал туман.
Распускает парус золотой КОРАБЛИК.
МНЕ нравится смотреть на город с высокой башни

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Автор ответа: polink2005a

Старый ГОРОД укутал туман.
Распускает парус золотой КОРАБЛИК.
МНЕ нравится смотреть на город с высокой башни

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