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English, 30.06.2019 14:00, shriyasoni150

Retype these sentences, making them smoother by changing the parts that are italicized. 1. *in the near future* we will visit *in the vicinity of* houston, texas. 2. for a tall girl, her feet are *small in size* . 3. they were *joined together* in holy matrimony.

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