The dog ran up the hill.

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The dog ran up the hill.

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2
I love to go shopping.

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3
Kayla herself likes to talk on the phone.

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4
Stephen cheers loudly for Alabama.

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5
The enormous whale swam around the glacier.

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6
Do you want to visit Alaska?

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7
The hat is near the basket.

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8
There are eight muffins on the table.

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9
Mrs. Newman always tells us to be quiet.

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10
The boat is fast.

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11
These apples are delicious.

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12
Those are beautiful.

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13
The bear crawled in his den.

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14
Meredith is hiking up the mountain.

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15
Love is a strong feeling.

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16
Is anyone going to the dance?

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17
Have you seen many squirrels during this trip?

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18
Her notebook is red.

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19
Several students did not complete their homework.

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20
A few decided to go to the movies.

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21
Allison will draw a picture.

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22
Who is coming to the party?

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23
Jacob thought he had the right answer.

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24
I love cold lemonade.

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25
He runs very quickly.

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26
We walked around the store.

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27
Bill fell down.

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28
Kate baked Christmas cookies.

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29
Matt is playing golf by himself tonight.

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30
The snow fell from the sky.

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31
The rotten fish smells awful.

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32
I do not like to wake up early.

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33
Bill fell down the stairs.

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34
The angry dog barked at the mailman.

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35
She went to bed too late last night.

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36
This shirt is dirty.

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37
There are books beneath the desk.

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38
Jeff usually finishes his dinner first.

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39
Open your Christmas present.

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40
Those are underneath the table.

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41
Erin left the party early.

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42
Someone ate all of the brownies.

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43
Tomorrow will be a long day.

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44
The water looks very cold.

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45
Neither of the boys caught the ball.

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