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- 2. These ………… monkeys. This ……… a lion. This ……… an elephant. These ………… tigers. These ………… foxes. This ………… a dog. ……………………………… a big house. ……………………………… my sister. ………………………………. seven bees. ………………………………. an umbrella. ………………………………. your shoes. ……………………………… two legs.
- 3. The ball is ………………………………….. The fox is ………………………………….. The cat is ………………………………….. The girl is …………………………………..
- 4. a cat an elephant a bee an umbrella a skirt a car a jacket socks eight window seven twelve ears head mouth door