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started |
She started the race with her friend.
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wanted |
My dog wanted his bone that was under the bed.
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kicked |
He kicked the ball through the window.
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helped |
The injured hiker was helped to safety.
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telling |
Kim is telling her my to bring her cake.
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working |
Get fit by working out at the gym.
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takes |
My dads takes a nap every day.
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lived |
My friend lived on a farm before.
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finds |
I hope that Mr. Black finds his truck.
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doing |
What are you doing right now?
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