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English, 02.09.2021 14:20, Dragonflare

Morocco has lovely mount. Compare the following things as given in the examples. a car and a bus (fast) Aar is faster than a bus a car and a cycle (expensive) A car is more expensive than a cycle. than englis Maths and English (difficult) maths is dificult a tortoise and a hare (fast) cotton and iron (heavy) heavier cotton and iron heavier Rainbow English ​

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