Предмет: Українська мова, автор: sticky050871

Будьлска!! Правильно визначено підемо у реченні
А для друзів відчиняє дім.
Б прямо над нашою хатою пролітають лебеді
В золотий гомін всюди
Г не зітхає так безнадійно.

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Автор ответа: BogdanShilko1909

Відповідь: г)

Пояснення:

sticky050871: Можна пояснення?

BogdanShilko1909: Вибач, вмію тільки так.

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