С. 1. множественное число 2. сравнительная степень 3. порядковые числительные 4. местоимения

это если что все правильные ответы))

объяснение:

1)a dogs,a buses,a wifes,a toys,a foxes,a potatos,a candies,a lashes,a roofes,a houses.

a feet,a teeth,a mouses,a men,a gooses,a sheepes,a children,a women,a fesh, a louses,an oxes,a dear.

2)fatter,more intelligent,more friendly,more difficult.

better,worse,.

все я не могу..прости))

About China

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The Huns and barbarians had no farming land and they used to entre china and killed and invade the people for food and wealth. The wall was constructed to protect China and its people from Huns and barbarians and also restrict the entry of invaders coming from the Silk Road.

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