Предмет: Українська мова, автор: Осипа

сочинение моя первая учительница

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Автор ответа: ira345

Зі своєю першою вчителькою я познайомився ще в першому класі.Спочатку вона здалася мені дуже суворою.Але коли м познайомилисякраще,я зрозумів ,що вона добра та турботлива,до кожного учня відноситься з повагою.Вчителька нам дає не тільки шкільні знання,але й навчає нас спілкуватися один з одним,бути ввічливими,чесними,добрими людьми,допомагати старим та не ображати менших. Я пронесу ці знання через усе своє життя.Велика подяка першій вчительці

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Вот текст:
Mrs Priestley and Some Others

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