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English, 10.05.2021 16:50, pnhandley01

Find the adjective clause 1. The equator, which is an imaginary line dividing the globe, crosses
South America.
2. It is hard to imagine a time that has been without problems.
3. The apple that Don ate was not as tasty as yours.
4. There once was a place where you could get whatever you needed.

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