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English, 29.03.2020 02:37 kordejah348

(for each sentence please rewrite with any comma or commas in the right places if necessary) 1.Rock climbers gather at the high red cliffs. , 2.The bus driver carefully negotiated the steep narrow bendy road. , 3.The kayak flipped over in the turbulent brown water. , 4.We were right in the middle of a bustling noisy marketplace. , 5.The company has a colorful lively web site

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