Too Big and Too Little

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A. Jane (1)  changedcompanydidn’tforthknewlonelyneedednoddedpaperpiecesidewalktossing that disobeying her mother was the wrong thing to do.
B. When I am not home, my puppy is (2)  changedcompanydidn’tforthknewlonelyneedednoddedpaperpiecesidewalktossing by herself.
C. We hit the beach ball back and (3)  changedcompanydidn’tforthknewlonelyneedednoddedpaperpiecesidewalktossing over the net.
D. Walking on the (4)  changedcompanydidn’tforthknewlonelyneedednoddedpaperpiecesidewalktossing is much safer than walking in the street.
E. We cleaned the house to get ready for our (5)  changedcompanydidn’tforthknewlonelyneedednoddedpaperpiecesidewalktossing who were coming for Sunday dinner.
F. Tom (6)  changedcompanydidn’tforthknewlonelyneedednoddedpaperpiecesidewalktossing know how to spell the word, so the teacher told him to use the dictionary.
G. Please give Grandfather a (7)  changedcompanydidn’tforthknewlonelyneedednoddedpaperpiecesidewalktossing of the pumpkin pie for dessert.
H. The old lady (8)  changedcompanydidn’tforthknewlonelyneedednoddedpaperpiecesidewalktossing help carrying her groceries into the house.
I. I like (9)  changedcompanydidn’tforthknewlonelyneedednoddedpaperpiecesidewalktossing a toy for my puppy to fetch.
J. “Put your name at the top of the (10)  changedcompanydidn’tforthknewlonelyneedednoddedpaperpiecesidewalktossing,” the teacher said.
K. Jill (11)  changedcompanydidn’tforthknewlonelyneedednoddedpaperpiecesidewalktossing her mind about wearing the red dress and wore the blue dress instead.
L. Mom (12)  changedcompanydidn’tforthknewlonelyneedednoddedpaperpiecesidewalktossing her head when I asked her if I could go to my friend’s house.