English, 06.05.2020 04:18, juanitarodriguez

1.BED 2.AN EMAIL 3.FRIENDS 4.FRIEND´S HOUSE 5.GO 6.GO FOR 7.HAVE 8.PLAY 9.READ
1. shopping

2. Meet some
3. lunch at a café
4. Write
5. a book
6. Go to early
7. a walk
8. Stay at a
9. basketball

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1.BED 2.AN EMAIL 3.FRIENDS 4.FRIEND´S HOUSE 5.GO 6.GO FOR 7.HAVE 8.PLAY 9.READ
1. shopping