Предмет: Русский язык, автор: dalma1

распредели причастия по двум столбикам с буквой ё и буквой е
сожж...нные сожж...но измельч...нный изображ...нный изображ...н увелич...нный увелич...н сообщ..нный полож...нный окруж...нный очищ..ная очищ..на украш..нный сраж...нный подслащ..нный потуш...нный

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