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Переведите на английскоий только не пользуетесь онлайном переводчиком…

zorgen 07 июня 2024

Переведите на английскоий только не пользуетесь онлайном переводчиком нам учительница сказала что будет все проверять и сказала еще что у вас спереводчиком получттся не правильно

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1) Must I put on a warm coat? — Yes, of course, it is very cold today.2) Nastya shouldn't go to the tennis-club today. She may sleep and read.3) Speak quietly! You mustn't speak loudly here.4) Roman shouldn't so often and long play basketball.

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