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МатематикаВопрос:
8 a) Read the study box. Find examples of (absence of) necessity in the dialogue. have to take the dog for a walk before I leave. (it is necessary) It's Saturday-I don't have to go to school today, (it is not necessary)
Ответ:
Ответ: В диалоге нет примеров отсутствия необходимости.
Краткое пояснение: Необходимо найти примеры отсутствия необходимости в диалоге.
В предоставленном диалоге (упражнение 3а) отсутствуют примеры использования конструкций, выражающих отсутствие необходимости. В основном, диалог фокусируется на действиях, которые необходимо выполнить для помощи окружающей среде.
Ответ: В диалоге нет примеров отсутствия необходимости.
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