English, 21.09.2021 09:30, zach099

HELP Apply the s-form rules in order to change the following sentences from using I to using he.
EXAMPLE:
I look - He looks
I oversee - He oversees
I try - He tries

I press a button.
I enjoy the class.
I cry.
I guess.
I touch the dog.
I teach French.
I miss you.
I relax.
I floss.
I overcome.
I start classes at 8:00
I visit her.
I watch the news.
I envy you.
I observe you.

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