Предмет: Русский язык, автор: Серёжа2213

какая орфограма в слове моряк и льдина???

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Автор ответа: proxorovakat

Моряк- море А что,собственно,проверять в слове льдина?

Серёжа2213: меня самово это интирисует

Серёжа2213: какая орфаграма в слове льдина

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