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English, 20.02.2021 04:40 bob5266

1-I did my homework last night. What 2-He went to the cinema yesterday. Where
3-My sister phoned me last Friday. When
4-Sally was in the office yesterday. Where
5-My parents were at home.
Where
6-He didn't come to the party.
Why
7-They arrived at one o'clock. What time
8-I bought a new car last week. What
9-I bought a new car last week. When
10-Anne was tired yesterday.
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