Предмет: Английский язык, автор: aminaabilmanova

3. What do they need look at the equipment and listen
is the conversation. Point to the things they are going
to take
Equipment
safety helmet
first aid kit
torch
lamp
water
bottle
tent,
er nur
dried
food
radio
matches
climbing rope

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Автор ответа: ominaislamova041
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перевод и по-моему вещи которые есть на картинке надо писать

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