How much more, how many times more
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Sophie has 52 apples, and Peter has 19 more. How many do they have altogether?
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Peter has 14 pens, and Jacob has 6 times as many. How many do they have altogether?
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Philip has 30 apples, and John has 23 more. How many do they have altogether?
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Philip has 25 notebooks, and Jacob has 2 times as many. How many do they have altogether?
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Sophie has 22 points, and Michael has 12 fewer. How many do they have altogether?
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Peter has 19 books, and Sophie has 5 times as many. How many do they have altogether?
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Ola has 33 notebooks, and Mary has 13 fewer. How many do they have altogether?
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Anna has 23 tickets, and John has 3 times as many. How many do they have altogether?
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Kate has 16 points, and Mary has 25 more. How many does Mary have?
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Julia has 12 books, and Michael has 5 times as many. How many do they have altogether?
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