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English, 20.09.2020 06:01, milkshakegrande101

Write 250- 300 words on either one of the following topics: 1. A dangerous experience. 2. In the backyard, your dog finds a mysterious necklace… Your story will be marked on the basis of marking scheme shared with you in the video lesson.

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