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English, 13.10.2019 21:30 ridzrana02

Why can't sir peter's men tell what is happening outside?

a.
the fog is too thick to see through.

b.
the night is too stormy to see clearly.

c.
no one can get to the village to find out.

d.
they cannot get into a good position to tell

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