He, She, and It
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This document introduces several people and objects. It describes that He is a fisherman, doctor and grandfather/father. She is a nurse, teacher and named Nina who is also a grandmother. It also describes that It is a blue bag, pink laptop, cute puppy and soft pillow.
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He, She, and It
- 1. itshehe
- 3. He is a fisherman.
- 4. He is a doctor.
- 5. He is my grandfather.
- 6. He is my father.
- 8. She is a nurse.
- 9. She is a teacher.
- 10. She is Nina.
- 11. She is my Grandmother.
- 13. It is a blue bag.
- 14. It is a pink laptop.
- 15. It is cute puppy.
- 16. It is soft pillow.