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VladimirAG [237]2 years ago

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Answer:

An F was given to me by my English

teacher, Mr Jones.

Explanation:

rceful," "Imprecise and Fluffy," or "Passive and Weak."

ITEM BANK. Move to Bottom

An F was given to me by my English

teacher, Mr Jones.

At Disney World, many rides were enjoyed

love hamburgers more than life.

My bedroom was cleaned so thoroughly

that it was no longer able to be

recognizedrceful," "Imprecise and Fluffy," or "Passive and Weak."

ITEM BANK. Move to Bottom

An F was given to me by my English

teacher, Mr Jones.

At Disney World, many rides were enjoyed

love hamburgers more than life.

My bedroom was cleaned so thoroughly

that it was no longer able to be

recognized

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