Complete the disjunctive questions. we always meet at school she likes to talk to her granny. i have lunch at simon often comes we played water polonium yesterday, they left for moscow 3 hours he had a good time at the party,

1. 't we? 2. 't she? 3. 't l? 4. 't he? 5. 't we? 6. 't they? 7. not he?

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если только один раз, то: six - шесть, mix смешивать, his - его, sigh вздыхать, pig - свинья, gig кабриолет, big - большой, limp - мягкий, хромать. если все буквы можно употреблять несколько раз, то: high - высокий, philips - есть такая компания , philip филипп, shit - вздор, гадить, hiss - шипеть, hill - холм, bill - счет, купюра, bilimbi (огуречное дерево).

Baobab - a kind of tree.  baobab - one of the thickest tree in the world.  the average circumference of the barrel in the baobab is 9-10 meters, with the height of the tree is in the range of 18-25 meters and the diameter of the crown reaches 40.from october to december baobab blossoms.  flowers in the baobab large, white with five petals.  they are disclosed in the late afternoon and last only one night.  in the morning the flowers wither, acquiring an unpleasant putrid odor, and fall off.following the developing fetus, which resemble cucumbers coated with a thick hairy skin.  inside the fruit are filled with pulp with black seeds.  the fruits are edible.because of addiction to them baobab monkey called "monkey bread tree."the average life expectancy of baobab "only" 1,000 years.local residents have been used almost every part of the baobab.  from its rough bark produce fiber for the manufacture of fishing nets, ropes and fabrics.  from the ashes of the bark of baobab are quite effective medicine against colds, fevers, dysentery, heart disease, asthma, toothache, insect bites.young leaves are added to salads, used as dry spices.  young shoots are boiled like asparagus.flower dust used to make glue.baobab - a treat for elephants.  african giants eat them almost entirely, not just the leaves and branches, and trunk. the oldest baobab 6,000 years