Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Аноним

Переведите На Английский. В 2135 году будет вай фай на всех станциях метро. Молоко будит бензином. Появится айфон 2135. Можно будет купить всё не выходя из дома

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Автор ответа: муй

Translated into English. In 2135 is Wi fi at all metro stations. Milk wakes gasoline. IPhone will appear in 2135. You can buy everything from the comfort of home

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