Jane is a baby and she is too small to eat by _____.

Peter is very lazy. He always copies his friends' homework and never does it by _____.

The children can decorate the Christmas tree by _____.

Don't help us, Dad. Jill and I can paint the car all by ______.

Mary is looking at _____ in the mirror.

You are five years old, Danny. You can comb your hair by _____ now.

The cat cleans _____ with its tongue.

Hi, Martin! Hi, Rebecca! Please come in and make _____ at home.

Julie, if you can't do this exercise by _____, you should ask your teacher for help.

I did everything by _____ when my parents were out yesterday.

Uncle Tom made a wooden chair by _____ last week.

The dog looked into the river and saw _____ in the water.

Take care of _____ when you go cycling, boys.

Susan could eat with chopsticks by _____ when she was five.

We made fruit salad by _____ yesterday.

Zoe and Larry can carry the heavy bags by _____.

Can you fry an egg by _____, Tom?

My cats can catch mice by _____.

Mandy could climb the stairs by _____ when she was three.

Steve and I can't cook by _____.

Children! You should finish your homework by _____.

The cat nearly killed _____ when it ran across the road.

I enjoyed ______ at the party.

He always looks at _____ in the mirror.

He always looks at _____ in the mirror.

We helped _____ to the coffee.

The children enjoyed _____ at the beach.

The two of you shouldn't do that. You'll hurt ______.

She cooked the dinner all by ______.

Rick and Maria are able to look after _____.

The book was on the floor. It fell off the shelf by ______.

When we go to the restaurant, I'll pay for my food and you can pay for yours ______.

Susan and I walked to the store by _____.

Mike's son is old enough to cook ______ now.

I asked him for a glass of water, and he told me to get it _____.

I put the blanket over ______.

We can't deceive _____.

You should do _____ a favor.

We are confident of _____.