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Period? Question mark! Exclamation mark  \n1. What time is it   \n2. Tommy has two sisters   \n3. Finish your plate   \n4. Wow, they are already done   \n5. The cat watches the mouse   \n6. Is there another person coming   \n7. Careful, it is hot   \n8. Give me the red pencil   \nAnswers  \n1. What time is it?  \n2. Tommy has two sisters.  \n3. Finish your plate.  \n4. Wow, they are already done!  \n5. The cat watches the mouse.  \n6. Is there another person coming?  \n7. Careful, it is hot!  \n8. 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