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What are advantages of trees for children? - English

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What are advantages of trees for children?

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  • They use trees for furniture.

  • They get money from trees.

  • They speak their sorrows to trees.

  • They can play around trees and get fruits, clothes, books from trees.

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Solution

They can play around trees and get fruits, clothes, books from trees.

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Chapter 5.2: Trees - Extra Questions

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Chapter 5.2 Trees
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