Предмет: Английский язык, автор: docevskaag

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Match the places to the continents.
Listen and check.
• Mount Everest • Angel Falls
• the Grand Canyon • Malta • Lake Geneva
• the River Nile • Niagara Falls . the Gobi Desert
Ayers Rock • Mount Vesuvius
Continents
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• Africa •Asia • Europe • Australia
• North America South America
Mount Everest is in Asia.​

Ответы

Автор ответа: Novichek8
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Ответ:

Mount Everest is in Asia

Angel Falls is in South America

The Grand Canyon is in North America

Malta is in Europe

Lake Geneva is in Europe

The River Nike is in Africa

Niagara Falls is in North America

The Gobi Desert is in Asia

Ayers Rock is in Australia

Mount Vesuvius is in Europe


kazakhstan0168345: это правильно
kazakhstan0168345: ???
kazakhstan0168345: аууу
Novichek8: Не волнуйся, правильно
ayalaeltaeva: спасибооо
docevskaag: спасибо
malaalera138: ты меня спас!!
dreamsi: спасибо!!!))
lolboy20008: там только The River Nile а не Nike
Novichek8: Прости, опечатался)
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