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- 2. the Calculator is small. It is small. Mike is handsome. He is tall. Mary is beautiful. She is intelligent.
- 3. the Calculators are small. They are small. Mike and Bob are handsome. They are tall. We are blessed
- 4. I am intelligent. You are my friend. You are my friends.
- 6. I am blessed He is blessed She is blessed It is blessed We are blessed They are blessed You are blessed You are blessed
- 7. the Calculator is small. the Calculators are small. ? ?
- 8. The Calculator is small. The Calculators are small.
- 9. What is your opinion?
- 10. The Clothes store; Full of people The factory; Full of people
- 11. Night clubs; good Hotels in your city; cheap
- 14. Will Smith; A good actor The doctor; A handsome man
- 16. Neymar; A good soccer player The hairdresser; sad
- 19. The musician; tired The nurse; a beuatiful woman
- 20. The police officer; a handsome man Pastors; happy
- 21. Obama; a good politician A pilot’s job; dangerous
- 22. A secretary’s job; stressful The receptionist; 45 years old
- 23. Shop assistant’s job; awesome The sutudents; tired
- 24. Retired people; lazy A teacher’s job; easy
- 25. The waitress; an ugly girl A waiter’s job; easy