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- 1. True-False
- 2. Is true that you have wonderful sights? Is true that you do not have high mountains? Questions True False True False
- 3. Questions Is true that there you have a lot lakes? Is true that you go often on horseback? True False True False
- 4. Questions Is true that you eat healthily? Is true that you have a lot of residents? True False True False
- 5. Questions Is true that you pay with euro? Is true that you have a strict teacher? True False True False
- 6. Questions Is true that you like going to school? Is true that you have lots of trains? True False True False
- 7. Thank you for your attention