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1. My friend Kim and I ( have, has) a weather station. 2. Kim (have, has) it set up in her yard. 3. It ( have, has) a thermometer and wind vane. 4. Last week, we (have, had) the thermometer at school. 5. Yesterday, the thermometer (have, had) a temperature of 90^ ! 6. I ( has, have) never seen it that high! 7. We (have , has) records of the weather. The records (have, has) temperatures from last winter.

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