What is Mami afraid of when Papi suggests ripping out the floor to replace it?
A. She is afraid...
English, 10.04.2020 00:45 christian5668
What is Mami afraid of when Papi suggests ripping out the floor to replace it?
A. She is afraid of termites.
B. She has hidden money under the floorboards.
C. She is afraid of snakes and scorpions. ·
D. She is afraid that he will not get around to replacing the floor.
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