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МатематикаВопрос:
Dictionary Skills Strategy If you want to find out how to form an adjective from a noun or verb, look up the noun or verb in your dictionary. If the adjective does not appear in the same entry as the noun / verb, it will usually come as a separate entry after, e.g. danger followed by dangerous. But if the spelling changes, the adjective entry might be first, e.g. beautiful followed by beauty.
Ответ:
Это стратегия использования словаря для поиска прилагательных.
Ответ: Это стратегия использования словаря для поиска прилагательных.
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