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أعط أجوبة - English
صوّت الآندون الإجابة - Natan2510
June 2014
أعط أجوبة
 | lang1324June 2014 Hello. My name is Natali and I am learning English! I need help! |
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TollieJune 2014 i can help you if you want....
TollieJune 2014 i can help you if you want..
masoudchJune 2014 @lang1234: There's no "am, is, are" in Russian and that's the reason for this mistake.enlightened That doesn't mean there's no "to be" in Russian though (быть).