Make the sentence fluent: I don't like children at all now, especially the one who are in primary school and middle school.
The children are not in the same class.
- The children are in the same class.
- The children are in the same class.
- The children are in the same class.
- The children are in the same class.
- The children are in the same class.
- The children are in the same class.
- The children are in the same class.
- The children are in the same class.
- The children are in the same class.
The children are not in school, but they are in the school.
- The children are not in school, but they are in the school.
- The children are in school, but they are not in the school.
- The children are in school, but they are not in the school.
- The children are in school, but they are not in the school.
- The children are in school, but they are not in the school.
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