Предмет: Русский язык, автор: Данияр0298

помогите пж все на фото номер 3

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Автор ответа: tuchkovaanastas

1. луна , месяц, солнце
2.туман,снег, дождь, лужи , сугробы
3.рыбы,водоросли,ракушки, ил , камушки на дне...

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