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street |
Let's walk on the other side of the street.
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dream |
I have a dream to swim with dolphins.
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each |
You can have one each.
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read |
She will read it to her little brother.
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sweet |
The baby looks so sweet in that new dress.
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feet |
These new boots make my feet hurt.
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leaf |
The leaf fell from the tree.
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cheese |
The cheese was very crumbly.
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treat |
We could go to the cinema as a treat.
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seen |
I felt happier after I had seen my friend.
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cream |
I often have ice cream for dessert.
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teenager |
The teenager crawled lazily out of bed.
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please |
Please let the dog out.
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sheep |
The sheep were let loose in the field.
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three |
One add two is three.
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