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English, 17.04.2020 18:12 rosaliaempress8377

Identify the fragments.
Select all that apply!!

A. Whenever we go to the mall.
B. We go the beach whenever we can.
C. Waking up each morning.
D. Onto the wild backcountry roads.
E. Don’t go too far into the woods.
F. Maybe the rains will never arrive.

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