them

The tour guide is telling them where they are going to visit.

Can you draw them?

Do you know them?

If you don't know, look them up in a dictionary.

Why do you like them?

It's nice to share them with friends!

Let's put them on.

Do you like them?

See my family, See them all.

Let's put them on the table.

What beautiful birds! I wish I could be like them.

You can dry them.

Where are my keys? Can you find them?

Digging a well? I can help them!

The bus will take students to school and take them home, too.

Where did you take them?

I'll take them.

Great! I like them.

Put them in the washing machine.

Let me call them now.

Can we help them?

Then ask and answer questions about them.

My grandparents don't live with us. We often visit them on weekends and have dinner together.

Put them together.

Put them in the sun!

I can't see them.

Try them on!

But I want to learn them.

I like them.

We say Happy New Year to them.

Let's find them.

They care for things around them.

I like them very much.

We'll take them.

I want to share them with my friends.

We're using jars and candies. Oscar and Fay are shaking them.

The police were very helpful when I spoke to them.

I lent him several books, but he hasn’t read any of them.

Has anyone seen my keys? I can’t find them anywhere.