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The document lists different fruits that the author likes, including apples, watermelons, pears, plums, oranges, lemons, pineapples, cherries, bananas, peaches, grapes, strawberries, and raspberries. It also provides examples of singular and plural forms of some of these fruits. Finally, it discusses topics such as best friends, allergies, activities like skiing and playing outside, pets, and clothing.

SINGULAR - PLURAL
 apple  apples
 lemon  lemons
 cherry  cherries
 grape  grapes
 peach  peaches
 raspberry  raspberries
 strawberry  strawberries
 watermelon  watermelons
 pineapple  pineapples
 pear  pears
 orange  oranges

LIKE/DON’T LIKE, LIKES/DOESN’T
LIKE
I/lemons Megan/not/biscuits
Mary/cherries I/not/doing puzzles
John/orange juice Mark/not/skipping
We/pineapples You/not/skiing
You/lollies They/not/dancing
Susan/milkshakes Lucy/not/sport

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I like unit6

1. I LIKE... Katrin Nurm Form 3

2. AN APPLE

3. A WATERMELON

4. A PEAR

5. A PLUM

6. AN ORANGE

7. A LEMON

8. A PINEAPPLE

9. A CHERRY

10. A BANANA

11. A PEACH

12. GRAPES

13. A STRAWBERRY

14. A RASPBERRY

15. SINGULAR - PLURAL  apple  apples  lemon  lemons  cherry  cherries  grape  grapes  peach  peaches  raspberry  raspberries  strawberry  strawberries  watermelon  watermelons  pineapple  pineapples  pear  pears  orange  oranges

16. LIKE/DON’T LIKE, LIKES/DOESN’T LIKE I/lemons Megan/not/biscuits Mary/cherries I/not/doing puzzles John/orange juice Mark/not/skipping We/pineapples You/not/skiing You/lollies They/not/dancing Susan/milkshakes Lucy/not/sport

17. BEST FRIENDS

18. SHE IS OLDER THAN ME

19. HAMSTER, STAY WITH US!

20. ALLERCIC TO CATS

21. PLAY OUTSIDE

22. AS WE HAVE GOT TWO CATS...

23. SKIING

24. PRESENTS

25. BOTH PUPPIES ARE SMALL

26. THEY ARE WEARING THE SAME DRESS