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    The document contains several sentences with blanks to be filled in with the correctly conjugated verb form. The blanks are filled in with "gets", "wrap", "parks", "jogs", and "is". The last part defines an indefinite pronoun as a pronoun that does not refer to a specific person, place, or thing such as "it".

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    The document contains several sentences with blanks to be filled in with the correctly conjugated verb form. The blanks are filled in with "gets", "wrap", "parks", "jogs", and "is". The last part defines an indefinite pronoun as a pronoun that does not refer to a specific person, place, or thing such as "it".

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    Practice Teaching Ashlee Mae Acera

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    The document contains several sentences with blanks to be filled in with the correctly conjugated verb form. The blanks are filled in with "gets", "wrap", "parks", "jogs", and "is". The last part defines an indefinite pronoun as a pronoun that does not refer to a specific person, place, or thing such as "it".

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    Dan (get, gets) tired of studying.

    Dan (get, gets) tired of studying.

    GETS
    We (wrap, wraps) the
    packages at home.
    We (wrap, wraps) the
    packages at home.

    WRAP
    The taxicabs (park, parks) by
    the field.
    The taxicabs (park, parks) by
    the field.

    PARK
    Grandpa (jog, jogs) every
    morning.
    Grandpa (jog, jogs) every
    morning.

    JOGS
    My work (is, are) to fill up the
    weeks, the days, and the hours I am
    staying at the office.
    My work (is, are) to fill up the
    weeks, the days, and the hours I am
    staying at the office.

    IS
    I_ _EF_ _ _ _ _
    _ _ _ _ O_ _
    It does not refer to a particular
    person, place, or thing. What is it?
    INDEFINITE
    PRONOUN
    It does not refer to a particular
    person, place, or thing. What is it?
    NICE! GREAT JOB!

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