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2. | A fish lives in ___. A cow lives on land, but it drinks ___. | 4. | A. A ___ is sharp. Does a ___ hurt the worm? B. I don't think so. | 6. | She ___ fishing with her dad yesterday. She will go fishing again next week. | 7. | Fish, like dogs, are many different sizes; there are big fish, medium-sized fish, and ___ fish. | 8. | A tuna fish is a ___ fish; a sardine is a little fish. | 9. | People go fishing in oceans, ___s, ponds, rivers, and streams. | 11. | A. I went fishing yesterday. ___ how many fish I caught. B. I give up. Tell me how many you caught. | 14. | The water is so clear that you can see the fish swimming ___. | 16. | A worm cannot talk. It cannot ___ anything. | 17. | Fishermen put dead fish or live ___s on their hooks. The live ___s wiggle on the hooks. |
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1. | A. ___ do you know if a hook hurts a worm? B. You don't, because you're not a worm. | 3. | A. What can a worm talk about? B. It can't talk about ___, because it can't talk. | 4. | Does a sharp hook ___ a worm? Does it ___ a fish? It ___s your finger if you stick it in your finger! | 5. | Some people ___ too much. They never shut up. Worms and fish never ___ too much. | 6. | A. Where ___ you all day yesterday? B. I was at the lake. | 10. | I don't ___ if a hook hurts a worm or a fish. Nobody ___s. | 12. | Fish automatically know how to ___. People have to learn how to ___. | 13. | Cat___, tuna ___, ___ and chips, ___ing boat. Some people won't eat meat, but they will eat ___. | 14. | A. I went fishing yesterday. B. Did you catch ___ fish? A. Yes, I caught some fish. | 15. | I hope I catch a ___ of fish tomorrow, not just one or two fish. |
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