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Complete the additions and responses in the following article. Chose between affirmative and negative forms.�
Bringing up a baby�
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Alana Diller has a lot in common with her neighbor Halan Brown. Alana works full time, and �does Haley�.
Alana has just hired a sitter for her baby. Haley �too. And they�re both careful parents. Alana interviewed a lot of people before deciding on the best person for the job. So �Haley.
There�s one important difference, however. Alana�s Brenda is a human baby,�Haley�s Agne isn�t. Agne is great Dane, a dog the size of a small Pony.�
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Haley says, "I feel very responsible for Agnes. It�s like having a child. Alana can�t leave her baby alone for ten hours every day, and ��can I. Both brenda and Agnes need human contact and care during the day".
Jack Austin, owner of PetCare, agrees. "Human children are social creatures, and so��pets, especially dogs. Being alone is painful for them and bad for their health too".
� "Most of us think of our pets as our babies". Continued Austin. "My friends who are parents don�t mind buying the best food for their babies and I don�t�. They want their kids to go to the best schools, and so��I".
Schools? aren�t we carrying this comparison a little too far? "not at all", says �Austin. "our puppy kindergarten performs the same service for dogs that human kindergarden does for children. A five-year-old child will need to learn about his or her �environment, and so �a puppy. A child will need to�develop social skills, and a puppy will�". Austin�s company even offers play dates so that shy dogs can make new friends.
�"A lot of my friends think it�s silly", lauhed Haley, "but I�. I have my social contacs, and��Agnes. The peace of mind is worth the expense".
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�Look at the requirements of various pets. Then complete the sentences below with appropiate additions and responses about the pets mentioned in parentheses
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�Housing | �Need bed | �Need bed | �Need aquarium | �Need cage |
�Food | �Once a day | �Twice a day | �Once or twice a day; remove uneaten food | �Food always available |
�Care and grooming | �More than 1 hour a day Need grooming. | �1/2 hour a day. Need grooming� | �1 hour a week. no grooming | �1/2 hour a day. No grooming� |
�company and attention your pet needs form you | �A lot | �A medium amount | �none | �a medium amount |
�Life spam | �10 years or more | �10 years o more | �2-10 years | �Canaries:5-10 years. Parrots:60 years or more.� |
�Veterinary care | �Yearly visits | �yearly visits | �When sick | �When sick |
�Expense | �Medium | �Medium | �Low | �low |
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