English, 04.07.2021 14:00, gabestrickland2

Punctuate the following passages and rewrite them. 1. the king thought for a moment then he said open all the windows a few bees which were
outside the palace rushed in they flew towards the flowers and settled on the real flower
to pluck nectar

2. well the class seemed to like it the students listened with full attention and when it was

all over they clapped with delight and one of them said believe me it was a great day for

me

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