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10 sentences · Find the words one word can replace, Choose the one word instead

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Words that go together can become one word: it or them for a thing, him or her for a person, there for a place, then for a time.

  1. Example 1Find the words that it can take the place of.

    Dad cooks meat.

    Dad cooks meat.

1 / 10 L24Find the words that it can take the place of.

Camels drink water.

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Example · Find the words that it can take the place of.Dad cooks meat.
Example · Choose the word that can take the place of the marked words.The painters painted the walls. (them / there / him)The painters painted them.
  1. Find the words that it can take the place of.Camels drink water.
  2. Find the words that them can take the place of.The child plays games.
  3. Find the words that them can take the place of.The rabbits eat carrots.
  4. Find the words that them can take the place of.The farmers sell eggs.
  5. Find the words that them can take the place of.The duck eats snails.
  6. Choose the word that can take the place of the marked words.Rob took a bus on Monday. (there / them / then)
  7. Choose the word that can take the place of the marked words.We sold grapes. (her / them / him)
  8. Choose the word that can take the place of the marked words.The ant bit Dan. (then / him / her)
  9. Choose the word that can take the place of the marked words.I kiss Grandma. (them / her / him)
  10. Choose the word that can take the place of the marked words.The children eat candy. (them / then / it)
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  1. water
  2. games
  3. carrots
  4. eggs
  5. snails
  6. then
  7. them
  8. him
  9. her
  10. it
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