Nouns
People, places, and things
People, places, and things
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I like to dribble the soccer ball around the field.
Soccer ball
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I like her as a person, but she needs to treat people better.
Her, she
Everyday after school, the boy would jump on his trampoline.
Jump
She was a brilliant writer but a terrible human being.
Brilliant, terrible
She quickly finished her homework.
Quickly
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The trees in the forest lost all of their leaves. (3)
Trees, forest, leaves
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He did the right thing by telling the truth.
He
The big old cat ran surprisingly fast to catch the mouse.
Ran, catch
The adorable puppy brought happiness to the entire house.
Adorable
He spoke softly to avoid waking the baby.
Softly
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I went to the store to buy some groceries then drove home in my new car. (3)
Store, groceries, car
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They were all making bad choices when they were in her presence.
They, her
I have always wanted to swim across the St Lawrence River but I'm terrified that Ill be bitten by an eel.
Swim, bitten
South Korea is know for it's delicious food and stunning sunrises.
Delicious, stunning
She spoke loudly and clearly to make her point.
Loudly, clearly
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The cat was stretched out on the rug. (3)
Cat, stretched, rug
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He was the most liked kid at school. Probably because he was so kind to everyone.
He, everyone
The gymnast leaped courageously before accomplishing all of her other core skills.
Leaped, accomplishing
Her suspicious behaviour told everyone that she had made a terrible mistake.
Suspicious, terrible
The restaurant is almost fully booked.
Almost, fully
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The intelligent student did all of her work and ignored people who created distractions. (4)
Student, work, people, distractions.
The coach was tough but he knew how to run a good practice.
He
Horses can be taught to run, trot and canter.
Taught, run, trot, canter
Although the person was relatively attractive, their mean and spiteful personality made them unattractive.
Attractive, mean, spiteful, unattractive
She walked carefully across the ice and surprisingly, it didn't crack.
Carefully, surprisingly