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Alojandra
Stelios
Chad
Natsumi
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doctor
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1 She American. She
from New York. ... Jerry...
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Japanese
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twenty-six years old. She
a teacher and he
doctor.
6 She
twenty-four years old. She
from Japan.
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from London. He
12 years old
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from Athens
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1. She is American. She is from New York. The person is Janny.
Explanation: We use "is" because the subject pronoun "she" refers to a singular noun. The person is described as American and from New York, which points to Janny.

2. They are teachers. One is American and the other is Japanese. The people are Alojandra and Stelios.
Explanation: We use "are" because the subject pronoun "they" refers to a plural noun. The people are described as teachers, with one being American and the other being Japanese. This hints at Alojandra being the American teacher and Stelios being the Japanese teacher.

3. They are students. He is 12 and she is 9 years old. The people are Chad and Natsumi.
Explanation: We use "are" because the subject pronoun "they" refers to a plural noun. The people are identified as students, with one being 12 years old and the other being 9 years old. This indicates that Chad is the 12-year-old student and Natsumi is the 9-year-old student.

4. She is twenty-six years old. She is a teacher and he is a doctor. The people are Janny and Chad.
Explanation: We use "is" because the subject pronoun "she" refers to a singular noun. The person is mentioned to be twenty-six years old and a teacher. The other person is described as a doctor. Since Janny has already been identified as a teacher, Chad must be the doctor.

5. She is twenty-four years old. She is from Japan. The person is Natsumi.
Explanation: We use "is" because the subject pronoun "she" refers to a singular noun. The person is stated to be twenty-four years old and from Japan, which matches the description given for Natsumi.

6. He is from London. He is 12 years old. The person is Stelios.
Explanation: We use "is" because the subject pronoun "he" refers to a singular noun. The person is described as being from London and 12 years old, which indicates that Stelios is the one being referred to.

7. He is a doctor. He is from Athens. The person is Chad.
Explanation: We use "is" because the subject pronoun "he" refers to a singular noun. The person is stated to be a doctor and from Athens, which aligns with the given information about Chad.

8. She is Spanish. She is from Madrid. The person is Alojandra.
Explanation: We use "is" because the subject pronoun "she" refers to a singular noun. The person is described as Spanish and from Madrid, which matches with Alojandra's attributes.