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Highways - Up, Down, Over, Under

A highway is a main road people use to travel between different public places. Highways connect cities, towns, and villages. Sometimes, drivers pay money to use the highway, and sometimes highways are free. Highways can go over water, across bridges, and through tunnels. Highways can also go up, down, or under mountains. Some highways have homes or businesses on them. Other highways don't have any buildings on them.

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Aline Mara
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Submitted: 2008-08-21 23:59:44



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  • 2008-08-22 00:41:57
    Ramone
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    excellent job
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  • 2008-08-22 01:42:49
    yanelis
    Very Good!
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  • 2008-08-26 01:32:34
    Taiane
    You are very good girl!!!
    Excellent job!!!
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  • 2008-08-26 01:53:01
    Taiane
    Only one thing on the MAIN you pronounce the I ok?! not man... but main.. you say like you read. Public... the U is like a A like " Pâblic"
    Villages the strong syllable is on " VÍ lagge" and the tunnels.. the samething the U sounds like an A " tânnels".
    You are just perfect girl!!! Keeop up the great job!!
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