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English, 12.11.2019 20:31, Cosio

In passage 1 how does the author demonstrate that it is an almost hopeless task to keep dust out of the house a. by mentioning the dry conditions of the region b. by sharing with her friend how much she would like to move c. but explaining what techniques are used to seal the house d. by detailing how she measures the amount of dust in her housebuy detailing how she measures the amount of dust in her house

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