UNIT 16 Lesson 1. like /leaves? Does it like leaves? Yes, it does.

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UNIT 16 Lesson 1

like /leaves? Does it like leaves? Yes, it does.

live /Africa? Does it live in Africa? No, it doesn’t. It lives in Australia.

Does it sleep for eight hours? sleep /eight hours? No, it doesn’t. It sleeps for twenty hours.

Does it climb trees? climb /trees? Yes, it does.

Does it have babies? have /babies Yes, it does.

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