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МатематикаВопрос:
5 Careful with that pan of soup! You burn/'ll burn yourself.
Ответ:
В данном задании нужно выбрать правильную форму глагола, чтобы предупредить кого-то о возможной опасности.
В предупреждениях о непосредственной опасности используется 'will' для указания на неизбежное последствие.
- Careful with that pan of soup! You 'll burn yourself.
Ответ: 'll burn
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