Предмет: Литература, автор: nastyabol1988krl

22 МЫ И ПРИРОДА М. Пришвин «Старый грибо 1. Знаешь ли ты... Укажи особенности рассказа.​

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Автор ответа: sonapoveteva99
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Ответ:

особенность рассказа то что автор писал от себя

Объяснение:

я незнаю правильно или нет

Автор ответа: altynmir273
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Ответ:

Особенность рассказа в том что надо ухаживать природу беречь её, и ничто не портить в ней.

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