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1.She goes to the m__________to sell vegetables early in the morning.

2.We are going to learn about trees in our lives, so let’s d__________the importance of trees in class.

3.When you ask a w____________lady for help, you want her to give you good advice.

4.After a whole day’s work, a nice hot bath can help you r____________.

5.To tell you the t____________, I know what happened on that day.

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Topic

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__3.__ to the problem

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