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МатематикаВопрос:
Nº5. Find the Mistakes. Each sentence has one m 1. I am running into my old friends all the time. We live in a small town. 2. She runs into her bus every morning because she is always late. 3. Don't bother him now. He runs out of patience. 4. Are you running into anyone interesting at the conference this week?
Ответ:
- I am running into my old friends all the time. We live in a small town. - Mistake: into → in
- She runs into her bus every morning because she is always late. - Mistake: into → after
- Don't bother him now. He runs out of patience. - The sentence is correct.
- Are you running into anyone interesting at the conference this week? - Mistake: into → in
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