English, 10.12.2021 19:10, sethjohnson386pbnm3x

Zizzy Zebra's letter Zizzy Zebra has a good friend in the London Zoo. She wrote a letter to her friend Zabby. Zizzy does not know how to use capital letters and punctuation. Please rewrite the letter using capital letters and punctuation in the correct places. dear zabby i have a lot to tell you about my adventures in the dry namib desert we have the rainy season in november to march we were all very happy when the rain finally came on wednesday my favourite food tree called camelthorn had almost no leaves left on thursday my friend zuzu and i played in a huge water puddle that was fun our parents did not recognise us they thought we are donkeys because the mud covered our stripes there is no more rain and now we will to look like dora donkey until next do you still have all your stripes love zizzy

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