English, 26.02.2021 04:40, ashleygervelus

1. Two lines that are will never intersect.
2. We decided that working as a(n)
would be more efficient than working individually.
3. "If you mention that you saw her drop her lunch tray, you will definitely
her," said Sadie.
4. Although they are twins, Tom and Todd have completely
outlooks on life.
5. The mystery writer is so gifted that you can rarely identify the
until the last page.
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