Предмет: Українська мова, автор: anyalitvinova

Твір-опис вулиці на якій розташована школа
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Автор ответа: kata12126

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Вулиця Щорса Вулиця,на якій я живу, широка і красива.По обидва боки вулиці височіють багатоповерхові будинки.Біля будинків ростуть каштани,клени,липи.Особливо красива моя вулиця навесні,коли цвітуть абрикоси та бузок. На моїй вулиці розташовані школа,дитячий садок, магазини,лікарня.На дитячих майданчиках граються діти.Біля нашого будинку влітку цвітуть запашні квіти.Я люблю свою вулицю.

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