English, 04.10.2021 08:30 ilpark0125

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1. She took all our towels with her to the beach.
2. Our neighbors' dog is constantly digging up their lawn.
3. We wish they would keep it on a leash.
4. Their motorcycle wouldn't fit onto its trailer.
5. Either you or I can get the catcher's mitt later.
6. Did anybody see what happened to his car?
7. I told them that they were too late.

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