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  • Sarah saw one mouse inside the house. Later, she saw three more __________.
    Mice
  • Susan saw one woman shopping at the store. Later, she saw two more __________.
    Women
  • The student collected one leaf during science class. Her classmates collected many more __________.
    Leaves
  • The zookeeper fed one goose. Then she fed the other five __________.
    Geese
  • The scientist observed one fish swimming in the sea. Later, she observed several __________.
    Fish
  • The police officer caught one thief stealing a bicycle. Later, the police caught two other __________.
    Thieves
  • We saw one deer standing beside the street. Soon, we saw three more __________.
    Deer
  • James washed one foot after stepping in the sand. Then he washed both __________.
    Feet
  • One man raced across the soccer field. Soon, several __________ joined the game.
    Men
  • Sara placed one knife beside the sink. Then she placed several __________ there.
    Knives
  • The farmer keeps one sheep inside the fence. His neighbor keeps several __________.
    Sheep
  • One person stood in line for the concert. Soon, several __________ were waiting.
    People
  • The silly monster has one tooth. The scarier monster has six __________.
    Teeth
  • One child waited for the school bus. Soon, six more __________ were waiting.
    Children