English, asked by hajranaseer112, 4 months ago

B. The following words begin with the same letter. Copy them in alphabetical order,
according to the second letter of each word.
1:flame 2:fence
3:fate 4:flesh 5:find 6: flow 7:freeze 8;flavor 9:fry 10:future 11:fanfare
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Answered by naina0529

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Fanfare

Fate

Fence

Find

Flame

Flavor

Flesh

Flow

Following

Freeze

Fry

Future

It is ordered alphabetically

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