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The document lists various activities that "he" and "she" are playing such as football, swimming, painting, climbing, swinging, skiing, washing, digging, hanging, stirring, drawing, licking, drinking, and running. It also includes two names at the end: Braian jungheim and Nicolas kolokofsky.
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- 2. HE IS PLAYING FOOTBALL
- 3. HE IS PLAYING SWIMMING
- 4. HE IS PLAYING PAINTING
- 5. HE IS PLAYING CLIMBING
- 6. HE IS PLAYING SWINGING
- 7. HE IS PLAIYING SKIING
- 8. HE IS PLAIYING WASHING
- 9. HE IS PLAYING DIGGING
- 10. HE IS PLAYING HANGING
- 11. HE IS PLAYING STIRRING
- 12. SHE IS PLAYING DRAWING
- 13. HE IS PLAYING LICKING
- 14. SHE IS PLAYING DRINKING
- 15. HE IS PLAYING RUNNING