1. The two employees are the same. Both of them are good.
     They are each other.
2. Young children make a lot of noise. But teenagers like to sit and talk to
     each other quietly. Young children are teenagers.
3. The children are very tired from the trip. So they do not want to watch TV.
     The children are to watch TV.
4. Tammy has been ill for almost a week. She still feels tired and weak and
     cannot go to school. She is not to go to school.
5. Mike visited his uncle on the farm.
     He got up [?].
     (happily, the animals, every day, went, the farm, and, to feed, around)