English, 23.08.2019 00:00 karlyisaunicorn

Chose one analogy:
4. surplus: excess- example
u. depot: storehouse
v. ballad: singer
w. enthusiastic: deadened
x. tripod: camera

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Chose one analogy:
4. surplus: excess- example
u. depot: storehouse
v. ballad...