(Let, Leave) the video game alone, and please (sit, set) down at the table. *

Leave the video game alone, and please sit down at the table.

Explanation:

1. Leave

The answer is leave because the speaker wants the child to not touch or mess with the video game anymore.

"let the video game alone" does not make any sense.

So we can conclude that the answer is "Leave".

2. Sit

The is sit because the speaker wants to the child to go to the table and wait there. When going to the table, you typically are going to eat. When you eat, you sit.

"Please set down at the table" does not make any sense.

So, we can conclude that the answer is "Sit".

Our final answers are "Leave" and "sit".

The full sentence would be, Leave the video game alone, and please sit down at the table.

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