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(1) Pain teaches everything about (the) happiness and (the) sadness.(2) Everything has an end except one thing, and that is love.(3) The beats of the thirsty tourist’s heart won’t slow down.(4) A Muslim does not believe in, nor allow, killing.(5) The author took part in the conference (congress) which was heldrecently in the Ministry of Environment.(6) I came to congratulate the students on the army commander’s reward.(7) The well-known poet Imru
l-Qays drank muddy water from a deep wellin the desert.(8) Salute (to) the thirsty tourist in the desert, tomorrow there will be rain.(9) They have not read anything about the history of the brave commander.(10) I was offended that you came late to the Ministry of the Environment
and you did not dare to express your opinion about the coastalpollution.143Rules for
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