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The man reads the paper.  \n2. Frank ate his dessert.  \n3. Nancy completed her homework.  \n4. The teacher wrote a sentence.  \n5. The cat scratches its ear.  \n6. The dog wagged its tail.  \n7. The hens laid eggs.  \n8. Jenna cleaned her room.  \n9. Grandma overcooked supper.  \n10. Marty answered the phone.  \n11. The student asked a question.  \n12. James opened the door.  \nAnswers  \n1. The man reads the paper.  \n2. Frank ate his dessert.   \n3. Nancy completed her homework.   \n4. The teacher wrote a sentence.  \n5. The cat scratches its ear.  \n6. The dog wagged its tail.   \n7. The hens laid eggs.  \n8. Jenna cleaned her room.   \n9. Grandma overcooked supper.  \n10. Marty answered the phone.  \n11. The student asked a question.   \n12. 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