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The fir tree was not happy with the gold leaves ______. - English

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The fir tree was not happy with the gold leaves ______.

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  • because the goats came and ate them up.

  • a man stole them.

  • the gold leaves broke.

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The fir tree was not happy with the gold leaves because the goats came and ate them up.

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Chapter 2.2 The Little Fir Tree
The Little Fir Tree | Q 1. (c). | Page 27

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