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3. Agora, substitua as palavras em negrito por OBJECTIVE PRONOUNS. Model:

The teacher is teaching (her students).

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The teacher is teaching (them).

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a. These bags belong to (Paul and Bill).

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b. Mr. Jones is talking to (his son)

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c. My mother always gives (my sister and I presents).

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d. At Christmas, my grandparents always buy (my sister) a gift.

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e. I need to repair (my bicycle).

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