What do the words in italics refer to? 1. What s it like inside? 2. Yes, but it’s uphill most of the - id1288500020200602 от JadenGirl 02.06.2020 02:43

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Английский язык: What do the words in italics refer to? 1. What s it like inside? 2. Yes, but it’s uphill most of the way. 3. He pointed to the path in front of them. 4. But it wasn t the wind! 5. The fire was nearly out and he could hear noises outside. 6. There s a hut among those trees.

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What do the words in italics refer to?
1. What's it like inside?
2. Yes, but it’s uphill most of the way.
3. He pointed to the path in front of them.
4. But it wasn't the wind!
5. The fire was nearly out and he could hear noises outside.
6. There's a hut among those trees.

MOGZ ответил

What do the words in italics refer to? 1. What's it like inside? 2. Yes, but it’s uphill most of the way. 3. He pointed to the path in front of them. 4. But it wasn't the wind! 5. The fire was nearly out and he could hear noises outside. 6. There's a hut among those trees.

MOGZ ответил

What do the words in italics refer to?
1. What's it like inside?
2. Yes, but it’s uphill most of the way.
3. He pointed to the path in front of them.
4. But it wasn't the wind!
5. The fire was nearly out and he could hear noises outside.
6. There's a hut among those trees.