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Read the following. I mean what I say. I say what I mean. I see what I eat. I eat what I see. Use your imagination to write a funny sentence on this pattern.

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Read the following.

  1. I mean what I say. I say what I mean.
  2. I see what I eat. I eat what I see.

Use your imagination to write a funny sentence on this pattern.

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Solution

  1. I read what I see. I see what I read. 
  2. I like what I hear. I hear what I like.
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Chapter 4.4: A Mad Tea Party - Exercise [Page 91]

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Chapter 4.4 A Mad Tea Party
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Chapter 4.4 A Mad Tea Party
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