1.My telescope doesn't work as well as hers does.

2.While I was walking to school yesterday, I saw Emily crying in the hallway.

3.Two of her classmates want to become doctors when they grow up.

1.My telescope doesn't work as well as hers does.

2.While I was walking to school yesterday, I saw Emily crying in the hallway.

3.Two of her classmates want to become doctors when they grow up.

1.My telescope doesn't work as well as hers does.

2.While I was walking to school yesterday, I saw Emily crying in the hallway.

3.Two of her classmates want to become doctors when they grow up.

1.My telescope doesn't work as well as hers does.

2.While I was walking to school yesterday, I saw Emily crying in the hallway.

3.Two of her classmates want to become doctors when they grow up.

1.My telescope doesn't work as well as hers does.

2.While I was walking to school yesterday, I saw Emily crying in the hallway.

3.Two of her classmates want to become doctors when they grow up.

1.My telescope doesn't work as well as hers does.

2.While I was walking to school yesterday, I saw Emily crying in the hallway.

3.Two of her classmates want to become doctors when they grow up.

1.My telescope doesn't work as well as hers does.

2.While I was walking to school yesterday, I saw Emily crying in the hallway.

3.Two of her classmates want to become doctors when they grow up.

1.Mrs. Tam asked me, "How do you balance your work and personal life?"

2.He told me, "I can't see stars as clearly as you can."

1.When the spacecraft lands on Mars, it will transmit images back to Earth.

2.Engineers today can program robots much faster than they could a decade ago.

3.Scientists believe that people will live in space stations or colonies beyond Earth.

1.The elders play significant roles in M’Nong society, and community leaders

2.He used his positivity to become famous, and spread his influence.