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The cat and the dog sleep on the couch.
The cat sleeps on the couch. The dog sleeps on the couch.
My brother and I play soccer every weekend.
My brother plays soccer every weekend. I play soccer every weekend.
The teacher and the students went on a field trip.
The teacher went on a field trip. The students went on a field trip.
Tom, Sarah, and Emily cooked dinner together.
Tom cooked dinner. Sarah cooked dinner. Emily cooked dinner.
The sun and the moon are in the sky.
The sun is in the sky. The moon is in the sky.
The bird sings and flies in the morning.
The bird sings in the morning. The bird flies in the morning.
My friends baked a cake and decorated the house for the party.
My friends baked a cake for the party. My friends decorated the house for the party.
The baby laughed and clapped when she saw the puppy.
The baby laughed when she saw the puppy. The baby clapped when she saw the puppy.
The students read the book and answered the questions carefully.
The students read the book carefully. The students answered the questions carefully.
The wind howled and shook the windows all night.
The wind howled all night. The wind shook the windows all night.
The cat sleeps on the bed. The dog sleeps on the bed.
The cat and the dog sleep on the bed.
My mom makes pancakes on Sunday. My dad makes pancakes on Sunday.
My mom and my dad make pancakes on Sunday.
The teacher is writing on the board. The student is writing on the board.
The teacher and the student are writing on the board.
Sarah runs in the race. John runs in the race.
Sarah and John run in the race.
The sun shines brightly. The stars shine brightly.
The sun and the stars shine brightly.
The bird sings. The bird dances.
The bird sings and dances.
