What was the end result of Frank helping Walter with math?
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English, 23.10.2020 17:50 queentynaisa
What was the end result of Frank helping Walter with math?
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Walter finally understood math.
Frank made Walter hate math.
Walter lied to his math teacher.
Walter began to love math more than ever.
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