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English, 24.02.2021 16:50 samueldfhung

1) Susie shopping in Causeway Bay.(love) (2) Causeway Bay very busy.(be)
(3) Betty early.(not get up)
(4) I fruit.(not like)
(5) School always at eight o’clock in the morning.(start)
(6) We usually at school at half past seven.(arrive)
(7) The dog me. (like)
(8) Henry a nice school bag.(have)
(9) She television every night. (not watch)
(10) I that dress.(not like)

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