Предмет: Русский язык, автор: alenashaf

Даже в самый ... (жаркий, горячий, знойный, палящий) день, если приложить к щеке листочек липы или березы, клена или дуба, то почувствуешь, что он прохладный.
Если разложить на земле листья одного только дерева, они займут ... (великую, большую, огромную, громадную) площадь.

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Автор ответа: elchinmamedov

знойный.
громадную.
вроде бы так

Автор ответа: aida050578

Потому, что живой. А если все этим будут заниматься (рвать и прикладывать) , то мы останемся без листьев и деревьев.

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Ells’s life has been fraught with great challenges, including a serious illness and a car
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