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The correct answer is "אכתוב" because it is the correct spelling in Hebrew for the verb "to write" in the first-person singular form. The other option, "אכתב," is the correct spelling in the first-person plural form.

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The correct answer is "נעבוד" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "to work" in the plural form. The word "נעבד" is not the correct conjugation for this sentence.

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The correct answer is "יקרא" because it is the correct form of the verb "to read" in Hebrew when referring to a male subject.

The correct answer is "תשלח" because it is the correct form of the verb "to send" in the second person singular masculine form in Hebrew. The word "אתה" means "you" in the singular form, and when combined with the verb "תשלח" it forms a complete sentence meaning "You will send."

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The given answer "יצחק" is a Hebrew name that translates to "Isaac" in English. It is a common Jewish name and is derived from the Hebrew word "צחק" which means "to laugh".

The given options are variations of the Hebrew word "אני" which means "I". Among the options, "אשמע" is the correct answer which means "I will hear/listen". The other option "אשמוע" is not a correct form of the word and does not make sense in this context. Therefore, the correct answer is "אשמע".

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The given correct answer is "נלמד". This is the correct form of the verb "ללמוד" (to study) in the plural, present tense. The verb is conjugated to match the subject, which in this case is "אנחנו" (we). Therefore, the correct form is "נלמד" which means "we study".

The given answer "ילבש" is the correct form of the verb "to dress" in the third person masculine singular form in Hebrew. It matches the subject "הוא" which means "he".