WorksheetsWhich Part of Speech
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Worksheet time: 10mins
The Osakas spent three days sight seeing in New York City.
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On the first day, they took a tour bus to see some of the famous parts of the city.
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On the first day, they took a tour bus to see some of the famous parts of the city.
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On the first day, they took a tour bus to see some of the famous parts of the city.
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The bus took them to Wall Street, Chinatown, Greenwich Village, and many other incredibly fascinating places.
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The bus took them to Wall Street, Chinatown, Greenwich Village, and many other incredibly fascinating places.
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The next day the Osakas decided to go to the top of the Empire State Building.
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The next day the Osakas decided to go to the top of the Empire State Building.
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Oh, the view was spectacular!
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Oh, the view was spectacular!
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The sky was unusually clear; they could see as fas a Connecticut!
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The sky was unusually clear; they could see as fas a Connecticut!
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That evening, they ate a quaint restaurant that serves delicious Chinese food.
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That evening, they ate a quaint restaurant that serves delicious Chinese food.
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Afterward, they went to Radio City Music Hall, where an elaborate stage show entertained them.
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Afterward, they went to Radio City Music Hall, where an elaborate stage show entertained them.
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On their third day of sightseeing, the Osakas visited the Statue of Liberty.
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On their third day of sightseeing, the Osakas visited the Statue of Liberty.
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The historical landmark impressed every member of the Osaka family.
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The Osakas enjoyed New York so much that they wanted to come back, so they decided to visit again on their next vacation.
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