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Question
Read the poem below and fill in the gaps, choosing appropriate pairs of rhyming words, to make them meaningful.
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Little things Little drops of water, Thus the little minutes, Little deeds of kindness, |
(love - above / sand - land / be - eternity)
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Solution
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Little things Little drops of water, Thus the little minutes, Little deeds of kindness, |
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