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The students who got lost were Jake and I.
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Is the T-shirt on that bush yours?
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Those orange pots are ours.
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She is very noisy.
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Mine was lost.
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This skateboard is hers.
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We all looked forward to seeing the exhibits.
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That gardening shovel is theirs.
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Vicky was eager to see the museum, and the first line were she and Al.
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Those gray gloves under the bench are hers.
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The Greeks created gods, and the Roman renamed them.
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Jake showed her the illustrated book of myths.
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My mother explained the meaning of the story to us.
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Myths are ancient stories, and people still read them today.
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Have you ever prepared for a trip?
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