сервис вопросов и ответовAs a teenager, Stella had a strange taste in clothes, so she was picked on/brought up quite often. 6 Instead of wasting/removing paper, why don't you use
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both sides of the page to write on? 7 Jane and George got married in the States, so many of their ancestors/relatives from Scotland found it difficult to be there for the wedding. 8 Chris strongly objects/refuses to going out with his younger sister and her friends. 9 Working from home was a concept/policy that John wasn't really familiar with.
Mario333
18 февр. 2014 г., 15:15:21 (10 лет назад)
Oksanakz
18 февр. 2014 г., 18:03:53 (10 лет назад)
As a teenager, Stella had a strange taste in clothes, so she was picked on quite often. 6 Instead of wasting paper, why don't you use both sides of the page to write on? 7 Jane and George got married in the States, so many of their relatives from Scotland found it difficult to be there for the wedding. 8 Chris strongly refuses to going out with his younger sister and her friends. 9 Working from home was a concept that John wasn't really familiar with.
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