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を入れて. 日本文に合う英文を完成させてみよう。 うやって作られたのですか。 this cake made? this window broken? 何時に開きますか。 ( the store opened every day? 何が章かれているのですか。 in the letter? だれのかばんがなくなったのですか。 ]ost in the library yesterday ?

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