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Substitute a pronoun for the noun or noun phrase in italics. Mary, Bob, Sarah, and I are going shopping.

Substitute a pronoun for the noun or noun phrase in italics. Mary, Bob, Sarah, and I are going shopping.
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Substitute a pronoun for the noun or noun phrase in italics.

Mary, Bob, Sarah, and I are going shopping.

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We are going shopping

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We are going shopping.
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