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English, 07.07.2019 08:30, queenb1416

Which of the following from "girls can we educate we dads? " contains an example of colloquialism? a: "the world's a free place" b: "a girl is a girl" c: "i okay from top to foot" d: "will get a pretty satan at her side"

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