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МатематикаВопрос:
3 Complete the sentences with the adjectives below, with or without a negative prefix. honest legal patient polite possible safe 1 Police are investigating an the Philippines. 2 It was very dinner. 3 I get very minutes for a download. 4 You don't have to pay before the excursion; it's to pay at the end. 5 You mustn't climb on that wall; it's 6 You can believe everything she tells you; she's always completely file-sharing site in of him to arrive an hour late for if I have to wait more than a few
Ответ:
- Police are investigating an illegal file-sharing site in the Philippines.
- It was very impolite of him to arrive an hour late for dinner.
- I get very impatient if I have to wait more than a few minutes for a download.
- You don't have to pay before the excursion; it's possible to pay at the end.
- You mustn't climb on that wall; it's unsafe.
- You can believe everything she tells you; she's always completely honest.
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