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Вопрос:
F. Answer the questions. 5. Can you think of someone who might be described as "bad news"? Why would you say that?
Ответ:
This question requires a personal answer. For example: Someone who constantly brings problems or negative information could be described as "bad news" because they are associated with unpleasant situations.
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