Предмет: Русский язык, автор: 64v7b6ptbn

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Автор ответа: islamovamavluda25

Ответ:Несколько лет назад ,в столице появилось красивое здание.На его фасаде интересные часы.Каждый день на циферблате открываются черные створки, а за ними появляются герои народных сказок.

Входишь в театр в ожидании встречи с удивительным миром.В музее театра ,ты познакомишься с куклами разных стран.В зимнем саду увидишь дерево с чудесными птицами.В водоеме плещутся рыбки .Как здесь красиво! говорят ребята.Этажом выше находится зрительный зал.С разноцветными креслами,красными,синими,желтыми ,зелёными.Так сделали для того,чтобы ребята не перепутали места.

Объяснение:

выросло-появилось-синоним.

islamovamavluda25: "Как здесь красиво!"- говорят ребята. Допиши эти знаки препинания,в ответе.

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