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Read the comic strip and answer the following question. Which website do you often access? Why? - English

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Read the comic strip and answer the following question.

Which website do you often access? Why?

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Solution

I mostly access www.google.co.in for browsing information related to my projects and home assignments. I use it often because it saves my time.

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Chapter 5.1: Tech Bloomers - Reading [Page 139]

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Chapter 5.1 Tech Bloomers
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