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CORRECT THE ERRORS - If you return a rental car and it’s almost out of gas, who has to fi ll up it?

If you return a rental car and it’s almost out of gas, who has to fill it up?

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CORRECT THE ERRORS - The car’s ready. Can you pick up it before 5:00?

The car’s ready. Can you pick it up before 5:00?

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CORRECT THE ERRORS - The car? I’m planning to drop off it at the rental office, not the airport.

The car? I’m planning to drop it off at the rental office, not the airport.

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CORRECT THE ERRORS - There’s something wrong with the headlights. I can’t turn on them.

There’s something wrong with the headlights. I can’t turn them on.

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CORRECT THE ERRORS - I can’t stand that loud music while I drive. Could you please turn off it?

I can’t stand that loud music while I drive. Could you please turn it off?

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REPLACE THE DIRECT OBJECT WITH A PRONOUN - Please fill the car up with super.

Please fill it up with super.

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REPLACE THE DIRECT OBJECT WITH A PRONOUN - Jane’s going to drop off the car at the airport.

Jane’s going to drop it off at the airport.

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REPLACE THE DIRECT OBJECT WITH A PRONOUN - It’s raining and we can’t turn on the windshield wipers.

It’s raining and we can’t turn them on.

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REPLACE THE DIRECT OBJECT WITH A PRONOUN - When you’re sitting in a parking lot, you should turn the headlights off.

When you’re sitting in a parking lot, you should turn them off.

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REPLACE THE DIRECT OBJECT WITH A PRONOUN - Turn the TV on, please, so I can see the news about the accident.

Turn it on, please, so I can see the news about the accident.

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