English, 02.10.2019 11:00 ryleigh8211

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1. "we haven't even met him yet," jerry

2. "and he's thirteen, like all of us," becky

3. "do we have to decide tonight? " walter

4. "that's right," jerry

5. "i vote for inviting chris to join tonight," tommy.

6. "i tell you," sally "chris is-"

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