English, 07.01.2021 19:20, leapfroggiez

"But I can 'merge' the things I love." What does the word 'merge' mean in this sentence? a. Defend
b. Join
c. Learn
d. Play

But I can 'merge' the things I love. What does the word 'merge' mean in this sentence?

a. Defen

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