#112   Alfred had one apple. Albert had two apples. How many apples did they have in all?
Part 2:    Now multiply that by 6, divide by 3, and subtract 9.

Fact:I like apples 🍎

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Anonymous said…
Ok. Nobody cares that you like apples.
July 13, 2018 at 5:44 PM
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