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John rode his bike.

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John rode his bike when he fell he skinned his knee.

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John rode his bike to the store, but it was stolen when he was inside.

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The dog sat as still as a rock when it saw the bear.

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The teacher left off because.

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The shaggy dog with the incredibly soft ears and big paws.

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The banana was squished under something heavy that the grocery store clerk threw in on top of it.

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The squished banana was oozing slimy stuff it was really gross.

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The cool mountain breeze caressing my skin while causing goosebumps because it was cold.

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The cat meowed fiercely.

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