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English, 10.02.2021 23:00 gumbyseth1969p45qjl

Enunciation humorous
gesture
interpretation
introductory
metaphor
modulated
monotone
pace
personification
poise
posture
pronunciation
rapport
simile
variation
vicarious
volume


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humorous 
gesture 
interpretation 
introductory 
metaphor 
modulated 
monotone 
pace

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