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Correct spelling of the red verb in present tense: He watches the butterflies.

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watches

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Correct spelling of the red verb in present tense: The police officer pulls the door open for a friend.

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pulls

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Correct spelling of the red verb in present tense: A dolphin swims swiftly through the water.

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swims

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Correct spelling of the red verb in present tense: Mr. Klenk dresses in his finest outfit for the concert.

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dresses

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Correct spelling of the red verb in present tense: The student write with the yellow pencil.

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writes

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Correct spelling of the red verb in present tense: The dogs run to catch the toy.

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run

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Correct spelling of the red verb in present tense: The kittens play with his new toy.

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play

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Correct spelling of the red verb in present tense: The bee buzz around the flowers.

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buzzes

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Correct spelling of the red verb in present tense: My brother drink milk with breakfast.

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drinks

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The children (try, tries) to be quiet.

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try