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The pavement is wet. it ...... sincle morning.
1)has been raining

2)is raining
3)was raining
4)had been raining
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temperature. He felt sick and giddy.He had a headache and a sore throat.It was clear that he needed the services of a doctor .His mother phoned the policlinics.The doctor asickrrived at 11 o'clock. She asked Tom to strip to the waist,examined his throat ,felt his pulse listened to his lungs and chest tested his blood pressure.She also took his temperature.It was.38.8(thirty eight point eight).She said that it was flu. The waist doctor wrote a prescription for some pills and mixture and some tablets for his headache.She asked him to take a tablespoonful of it there times day. His mother got the medicine from the chemists.Tom followed the doctors advice and soon he recover.

temperature. He felt sick and giddy.He had a headache and a sore throat.It was clear that he needed the services of a doctor .His mother phoned the policlinics.The doctor asickrrived at 11 o'clock. She asked Tom to strip to the waist,examined his throat ,felt his pulse listened to his lungs and chest tested his blood pressure.She also took his temperature.It was.38.8(thirty eight point eight).She said that it was flu. The waist doctor wrote a prescription for some pills and mixture and some tablets for his headache.She asked him to take a tablespoonful of it there times day. His mother got the medicine from the chemists.Tom followed the doctors advice and soon he recover.

when people have a cold fever or the flu, they usually go to the doctor for help, or they get some medicine from chemists ) перевод я знаю а не знаю как читать это напиши русскими буквами на английском прошу срочно нужно

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