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Example sentences that include verbs and nouns (in bold):

  • Jack ran.
  • Jill walked home.
  • The family went on a picnic.
  • The bus was late.
  • Jack and Jill took the bus to the mall.
  • The office is closed on Saturday.
  • What are their hours on Monday?
  • The boys went to the lake to swim.
  • Mother made a pie for the bake sale.
  • The dog took me for a walk around the block.
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