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Roses are red, violets are blue. That's what I (1). when I met (2) A. (1) sang; (2) Ed B. 1) thought; (2) Lou C. (1) said; (2) Sue D. (1) yelled; (2) Wei Please help 20 poi…

Roses are red, violets are blue. That's what I (1). when I met (2) A. (1) sang; (2) Ed B. 1) thought; (2) Lou C. (1) said; (2) Sue D. (1) yelled; (2) Wei Please help 20 poi…
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Roses are red,

violets are blue.
That's what I (1).
when I met (2)


A. (1) sang; (2) Ed
B. 1) thought; (2) Lou
C. (1) said; (2) Sue
D. (1) yelled; (2) Wei
Please help 20 points

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User Itsjavi
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Hi! That would be Answer “B” since Lou rhymes with blue. Have a good day!
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User Kamens
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Answer:b

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