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1. Amanda played soccer on the beach.

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2. George went to sleep during the play.

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3. Daphne found her book that had been missing.

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4. The Millers bought a yacht to sail across the ocean.

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5. Mom bought Simon and Andy ice cream sundaes.

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6. Kenneth gave Shelley a birthday card and a box of chocolates.

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7. Pam read the most interesting book.

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8. The dog buried his bone in the neighbor's yard.

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9. Bob cut and trimmed the grass.

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10. Mona made chicken fajitas for her swim team.

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Objects

1. Amanda played soccer on the beach.

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2. George went to sleep during the play.

3. Daphne found her book that had been missing.

4. The Millers bought a yacht to sail across the ocean.

5. Mom bought Simon and Andy ice cream sundaes.

6. Kenneth gave Shelley a birthday card and a box of chocolates.

7. Pam read the most interesting book.

8. The dog buried his bone in the neighbor's yard.

9. Bob cut and trimmed the grass.

10. Mona made chicken fajitas for her swim team.