English, 18.10.2021 09:40 ernestsbaby6181

Fill in the gap with ONE suitable word 1. If the flight got in at a reasonable time
2. as we wanted to take the flat, we just couldn't arrange a mortgage in time.
3. The film is near as good as the book

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