Предмет: Русский язык, автор: Egor03032003

подберите по три прилагательных к данным словам ; картинки , сказки , ёлка , книга .

nastenadruzhinina: Любых?
Egor03032003: да
Egor03032003: спасибо

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Автор ответа: nastenadruzhinina
7
Разнообразные картинки, яркие картинки, красочные картинки;
Необычные сказки, длинные сказки, детские сказки;
Новогодняя ёлка, украшенная ёлка, маленькая ёлка;
Захватывающая книга, интересная книга, скучная книга, большая книга, маленькая книга
Автор ответа: Jessica505
2
1) интересные картинки, красивые картинки, весёлые картинки, добрые сказки, захватывающие сказки,  детские сказки, зелёная ёлка,голубая ёлка, красивая ёлка, интересная книга, умная книга, маленькая или большая,
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