Nouns
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Molly went to the park to play soccer.
Molly, park, and soccer
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Sam ran to the store to get milk.
ran
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Michael walked down a dirty sidewalk to get to his new house.
dirty and new
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He slowly walked to school so he didn't make it early.
slowly and early
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Carla rode her bike down the main street over the bike's lane.
down and over
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But I'm a creep
I'm a weirdo
What the hell am I doing here?
I don't belong here
creep, weirdo and hell
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The mice quietly crawled past the sleeping cat.
crawled
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The shiny diamond glittered in the bright sunlight coming through the kitchen window.
shiny, bright, and kitchen
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Even though she was late, she was walking lazily, for the fierce April sun was directly overhead.
late, lazily and directly
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We took a walk across the park and then along the beach.
across and along
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When you were here before
Couldn't look you in the eye
You're just like an angel
Your skin makes me cry
You float like a feather
eye, angel skin and feather
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When you were here before
Couldn't look you in the eye
You're just like an angel
Your skin makes me cry
You float like a feather
were, couldn't, look, are, makes, cry and float
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The colorful roller coaster sped around the curvy, hilly track, going up and down incredible high steeps. It was so thrilling!
colorful, curvy, hilly, incredible, high and thrilling
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When you were here before
Couldn't look you in the eye
You're just like an angel
Your skin makes me cry
here and just
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The bus went through a tunnel, next onto a bridge and then around a beautiful lake. It was very amusing.
through, onto and around
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Danny rode to town in his bright red Ford pickup truck. He went shopping for groceries and then he drove by the carwash.
Danny, town, truck, shopping, groceries, and carwash.
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Elephants love to play in the water as hippos are crazy about wallowing in mud.
love, play, are, and wallowing
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When slaves were brought to America from Africa, they brought their musical traditions with them. Blended with folk and popular music of whites, these African musical traditions developed into the blues.
musical, folk, popular and African
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The Paris police soon arrived at the scene, where Madame Charente, the dead man's wife, who had already reported her husband as missing, could positively identify the body.
soon, already and positively
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When you were here before
Couldn't look you in the eye
You're just like an angel
Your skin makes me cry
before, in and like
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Tornadoes are storms with rapidly rotating winds that form a funnel cloud. Also known as "twisters," they extend downward from the huge clouds of a severe thunderstorm.
Tornadoes, storms, winds, cloud(s), twisters, and thunderstorm
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The winds that rotate within a tornado usually reach a speed of almost 300 miles per hour! A tornado often sweeps through an area quickly, but it can cause considerable destruction.
rotate, reach, sweeeps, and cause
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The blues is believed to have originated in the Mississippi Delta, a wedge-shaped region in northern Mississippi between the Mississippi and Yazoo rivers. This is a rural area where the poorest and most disadvantaged black people lived
wedge-shaped, rural, poorest, disadvantaged and black
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People often have their meals along with the drinks, I mean, they consume both simultaneously. I prefer to eat first and then have the drink all at once. I love it that way!
often, along, simultaneously, first and then
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The virus has spread throughout the country. Tomorrow at noon, The President will give new information about it. By far, nothing has been effective against the virus according to scientists.
throughout, at, about, by, against and according to