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English, 09.10.2019 14:20, zoebtharpe

In which sentence is the subject understood? a. it is up to you how to decorate your room. b. trying to simplify the clutter was a huge undertaking. c. shake it well before pouring it into the glass. d. your day skiing will be the best fun you'll ever have.

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