English, asked by manojukey1835, 3 months ago

Rewrite using the verb form. 1. she take a seat by her mother's seat.

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Answered by sumitkrkar

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She took a seat beside her mother's seat

Answered by vidhijoshi2005

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Answer:

she was taking the Seat by the her mother's seat..

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