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dawg

dog
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The dogs bone.

The dog's bone.

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jason

Jason

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(There, Their) car.

Their car.

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The Reynolds family got a new car. They drove it to Michigan.

The Reynolds family got a new car, and they drove it to Michigan.

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bcuz

because

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The cats yarn ball.

The cat's yarn ball.

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friday

Friday

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(Its, It's) a good day.

It's a good day.

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I can't go to the movies. I have to babysit my brother.

I can't go to the movies, for I have to babysit my brother.

300

offten

often

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Elephants memories are famously impressive.

Elephants' memories are famously impressive.

300

o.l. slaton

O.L. Slaton

300

This is (our, are) house not yours.

This is our house not yours.

300

If you try your best. You can accomplish anything.

If you try your best, you can accomplish anything.

400

jailus

jealous

400

French fries are everyones idea of a good snack.

French fries are everyone's idea of a good snack.

400

lubbock, texas is a part of west texas.

Lubbock, Texas is a part of West Texas.

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They went (to, too, two) the grocery store.

They went to the grocery store.

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Since we didn't have school yesterday. I had an extra day to finish my homework.

Since we didn't have school yesterday, I had an extra day to finish my homework.

500

onamahtapeah

onomatopoeia

500

Jennys moms friends babysitters charge very high prices.

Jenny's mom's friends' babysitters charge very high prices.

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We went to imax to go see oppenheimer last saturday night. 

We went to Imax to go see Oppenheimer last Saturday night.

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The (effect, affect) of the thunderstorm was catastrophic.

The effect of the thunderstorm was catastrophic.

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Loyalty is a good quality to have. You must choose your friends wisely.

Loyalty is a good quality to have, yet you must choose your friends wisely.

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