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Mathematics, 13.10.2020 02:01, suee8780
E. g. a
1. Sandstone is/common sedimentary
rock. It is made/particles of sand
that/cemented together. It mostly
contains quartz grains. Sandstone/be
yellow. brown, red or pink-coloured./Red Fort
in New Delhi is/of sandstone.
2 Do you/about a bird sanctuary?
It is/protected area where
birds/different parts of the
world come/nest and breed.
It is also a place where birds/
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