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English, 21.05.2020 20:02 nickthequick

Match the situation to the correct mood.

The huge, yellow sun is warmly tickling your toes as you lay down in a grassy pasture. A warm breeze runs through your hair as you look at the fields of green play dance. You yank a piece of grass and put it in your mouth as you lazily chew on the end. You can feel the sun's rays dance on your skin as you close your eyes and think of nothing.

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