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English, 31.01.2020 09:51, jesusalmaraz

Which phrase from the passage most contributes to its peaceful mood?

a. corn-fields
b. flowed noiselessly
c. swiftly across
d. fishermen dipped


Which phrase from the passage most contributes to its peaceful mood?  a. corn-fiel

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Which phrase from the passage most contributes to its peaceful mood?

a. corn-fields

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