Предмет: Русский язык, автор: erasila41

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Омуравьях
Почему мы должны берёчь муравьёв?
1 Во-первых, это ӧчень трудолюбивые насекомые. Во-вторых,
они защищают лес от насекомых-вредителей. В-третьих, пять
муравейников могут спасти от вредителей небольшой лес.
Вот почему мы не должны плохо относиться к этим насеко-
мым!
(Из сочинения-рассуждения Саната, 11 лет)
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Автор ответа: shapovalovtima

Ответ:

1) первая причина какая? Начинается со слова почему и заканчивается насекомые

2) вторая причина какая?

Начинается со слова во-вторых заканчивается вредителей.

3) третья причина какая? Начинаетсч со слова в-третьих заканчивается насекомым.

Объяснение:

Вот, так. Наверное так.

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