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МатематикаВопрос:
1 It's ______ day. Take an umbrella.
Ответ:
В данном задании необходимо вставить пропущенные слова в предложения, используя предложенные варианты.
It's rainy day. Take an umbrella. - Сегодня дождливый день. Возьми зонтик.
Ответ: rainy
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- 5 The combination of heavy rain and high tides caused the river to break Its banks. There's water everywhere - in the houses, in the shops, in the schools. It's a disaster. This is the worst ______ I can remember.
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