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Buses
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I catch a lot of buses.
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boxes |
I have lots of empty boxes.
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foxes |
There are many foxes in my garden.
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bushes |
There are lots of bushes in the garden.
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brushes |
Combs are better than brushes for wet hair.
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classes |
I go to six classes a day.
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glasses |
Put the glasses on the tray.
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churches |
Some churches are very old.
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torches |
Remember to take your torches as it will be dark later.
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princesses |
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