Inside the rocket ship
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The rocket ship has a table and closet but no plants, animals, telescope, or bedrooms. It contains many buttons and screens but no televisions or computers.
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Inside the rocket ship
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- 2. In the rocket there aren’t any plants and animals.
- 3. There’s a table and a closet.
- 4. There isn’t a telescope and there aren’t any bedrooms.
- 5. There are a lot of buttons and screens.
- 6. There aren’t any televisons and computers
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