Emma and Kate are tired. → ______ of them are tired., Tom and Sam don’t like cheese. → ______ of them like cheese., Lisa and I can come tomorrow. → ______ of us can come., I don’t like cats. I don’t like dogs. → I like ______ cats ______ dogs., My sisters are at school. → ______ of them are at school., My friends aren’t here. → ______ of them are here., Would you like tea or coffee? → ______. I don’t mind., Mark and Mia are from Spain. → ______ of them are from Spain., My cousins don’t play tennis. → ______ of them play tennis., Do you want the red one or the blue one? → ______., Kim, Ben, and Tom are happy. → ______ of them are happy., My friends don’t have pets. → ______ of them have pets., Ann and Jane don’t eat meat. → ______ of them eat meat., Sam and I are ready. → ______ of us are ready., Would you like apples or bananas? → ______., My parents are teachers. → ______ of them are teachers., Mike and Tom aren’t tired. → ______ of them are tired., I called three friends, but they didn’t answer. → ______ of them answered., The shoes are nice. I’ll take them. → I’ll take ______ pairs., Sarah and Emma went to Italy. → ______ of them went to Italy.,

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