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МатематикаВопрос:
2 Write one weather word which best fits each gap. 1 Last night's up to a metre of snow. left some areas with 2 The west of England can expect rain this evening, so don't forget your umbrellas.
Ответ:
Выберем подходящие слова для заполнения пропусков, связанные с погодой.
- Last night's blizzard left some areas with up to a metre of snow.
- The west of England can expect heavy rain this evening, so don't forget your umbrellas.
Ответ: blizzard, heavy
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