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English, 25.09.2019 10:30 derrion67

Which of the following lines is decasyllabic?
a. i don't know; maybe you know.
b. i sometimes wonder who is worthy here.
c. i sincerely hope you have a bigger fish than that.
d. i am sometimes compared to popular actresses.

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