DOL8 TH GRADE Week 26. Copy the sentences and fix the errors. 1. Multiple births are unusual but their not unike. 2. Examples of multiple births include.

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DOL8 TH GRADE Week 26

Copy the sentences and fix the errors. 1. Multiple births are unusual but their not unike. 2. Examples of multiple births include twins triplets quadruplets and kwintuplets.

Copy the sentences and fix the errors. 3. Identical twins develops from a single egg instead of too eggs these twins have the same genetic makeup. 4. Fraternal twins however come from two fertilized eggs, so them have different genetic makeups.

Copy the sentences and fix the errors. 5. Twins and triplets does akwire different tastes and interests as they grow. 6. However many people believe that special sympathies remain among a pair of twins.

Copy the sentences and fix the errors. 7. For example, some twins who has been raised separately report remarkable similarities in their lifes. 8. Some twins even say that them can feel each others pain.

Copy the sentences and fix the errors. 9. When five babies are borned from the same pregnancy theyre called kwintuplets. 10. In canada in 1934 five baby girls were borned to the dionnes.