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This photo album by Anabel documents various activities like riding, writing, playing, eating, painting, making, and playing musical instruments. The album contains pictures of Anabel riding a horse, someone writing, a person playing, someone eating, a group making a snowman, another painting, and a group playing a piano.
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Pronouns and actions
- 1. Álbum de fotografías por Anabel Future probability Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher
- 4. RidRidinging
- 7. EatEatinging
- 9. MakMakinging
- 10. PlayPlayinging
- 11. I am riding a horse.
- 12. You are writing.
- 13. He is playing.
- 14. She is eating .
- 15. We are making a snowman.
- 17. They are playing a piano.