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I can write with both hands.  \n2. You   go to the bathroom.  \n3. Your parents   visit Mexico next winter.  \n4. Melody   play the piano beautifully.  \n5.   I have the butter, please?  \n6. She   cook an amazing meal.  \n7. You   have a second helping of dessert.  \n8. Yes, they   play with their blocks in the living room.  \n9.   you put the leftovers in the fridge, please?  \n10.   I eat the last piece of cake?  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)  \nAnswers  \n1. I can write with both hands.  \n2. You may go to the bathroom.  \n3. Your parents may visit Mexico next winter.  \n4. Melody can play the piano beautifully.  \n5.  May I have the butter, please?  \n6. She can cook an amazing meal.  \n7. You may have a second helping of dessert.  \n8. Yes, they may play with their blocks in the living room.  \n9.  Can you put the leftovers in the fridge, please?  \n10.  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