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English, 18.03.2021 02:50, jessica28757

Prolonged tenacity
eclipse
inconvenience
Use each pair of vocabulary words in a single sentence.
1. calamity, generated
A calamity soon generated in the future.
2. prolonged, inconvenience
She prolonged the line and it inconvenience everybody else
3. alignment, periodic
4. tenacity, eclipse
Alignment, periodic

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Prolonged tenacity
eclipse
inconvenience
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