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English, 16.02.2021 16:50 alondrabarraza

5 8.4.8.1 Use words from the Check these words box to complete the
sentences. You can use your dictionary.
From the top of the mountain, there was a stunning view of the valley.
2 A huge ..
stops water from pouring down onto the city.
3 The terrible
washed away many houses.
4 Everyone helped to
the old building.
5 There are lots of trees in the forest.

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