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A. What did you do on the farm?

B. Hello, Helen. What did you do last week?

C. Did you like it?

D. Yes, we all liked it. On Wednesday I visited a farm.

E. I watched a film with my classmates last week. It was interesting.

F. I milked cows and collected eggs.

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