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English, 11.02.2021 06:50, sadsociety41

3. What does Clayton learn about Grandpa? Select all that apply. A. He likes math.
B. He is not interested in Clayton.
C. He is an architectural engineer.
D. He would rather have Derek there.
E. He and Clayton have a lot in common.
F. He has a difficult time starting to talk, too.

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