Предмет: Українська мова, автор: kostukvika355

Скласти 3 речення із звертаннями

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Автор ответа: anatkacuk277

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1. Вікторія, зроби домашнє завдання!

2. Земле барвінкова, стань більш родючішою.

3. Таня, ти не зайнята?

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