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English, 30.10.2020 22:50, faithtaylor365

Excerpt from The Chess Game Lindsay Rock
Jonathan was bored out of his mind. It was a beauti, hol, sunny day, and under normal
circumstances, he would have called his best friend, Chris
In the first paragraph the word circumstances means
A)
rules
plans
)
schedules
D)
conditions


Excerpt from The Chess Game

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