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Complete the sentences as cleft sentences focusing on the underlined phrases and including any words in bold. After It's, only use that where necessary. 1.I really enjoy a long walk in the country.

οƒž It's

οƒž What

οƒž (is) A long walk

2.I dislike his rudeness the most.

οƒž What

οƒž (what) His rudeness

οƒž It's

3.His sense of irony makes me laugh.

οƒž (what) His

οƒž It's

οƒž What

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