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The dog watched the kids playing quietly.

• The kids were playing quietly. • The dog was watching quietly.

The substitute explained the lesson to the class using slides.

• The substitute used slides. • The class used slides.

The author thanked the editor who reviewed the book nervously.

• The editor reviewed the book nervously. • The author thanked the editor nervously.

The principal announced the rules for students in the auditorium.

• The students were in the auditorium. • The rules apply to students who are in the auditorium.

The student told the teacher that the assignment was confusing yesterday.

• The assignment was confusing yesterday. • The student spoke yesterday.

The photographer took pictures of the family smiling.

• The family was smiling. • The photographer was smiling.

The detective questioned the suspect in the jacket.

• The suspect was wearing the jacket. • The detective was wearing the jacket.

The coach praised the player who won the game excitedly.

• The coach was excited while praising. • The player won the game in an excited manner.

The scientist observed the monkeys using binoculars.

• The scientist used binoculars. • The monkeys were using binoculars.

The teacher discussed the student’s behavior with the counselor after school.

• The discussion happened after school. • The student’s behavior occurred after school.

The chef cooked the fish with lemons.

• The fish was flavored with lemons. • The chef used lemons to cook the fish.

The firefighter rescued the cat from the tree with a ladder.

• The firefighter used a ladder. • The tree had a ladder.

The librarian shushed the boy with books.

• The librarian used books to shush the boy. • The boy had books.

The kid saw the ghost with glowing eyes.

• The ghost had glowing eyes. • The kid had glowing eyes.

The artist painted the model in blue.

• The model became blue. • The painting was done using blue paint.

The robot followed the girl with wheels.

• The robot had wheels. • The girl had wheels

The teacher called the student in pajamas.

• The student wore pajamas. • The teacher wore pajamas.

The pirate found treasure on the beach with a map.

• The pirate used a map. • The beach had a map.

The monkey bit the man in the zoo.

• The zoo is where it happened. • The man who was bitten works at the zoo.

The spy saw the man with the secret files.

• The spy had the files. • The man had the files.

The babysitter watched the kids eating popcorn.

• The kids were eating popcorn. • The babysitter ate popcorn.

The coach yelled at the player with the whistle.

• The coach used a whistle. • The player had the whistle.

The boy fed the dog on the porch.

• The dog was on the porch. • The boy was on the porch.

The waiter served the chicken with rice.

• The chicken came with rice. • The waiter used rice to serve the chicken.

The student saw the principal crying.

• The student noticed the principal was crying. • The student cried while seeing the principal.

The clown chased the kids with balloons.

• The clown had balloons. • The kids had balloons.

The man painted the wall with cracks.

• He painted cracks onto the wall. • The wall already had cracks.

The pizza is too hot to eat.

• The pizza temperature is high. • The pizza is spicy.

The cow was found by the farmer with a broken leg.

• The cow had the broken leg. • The farmer had the broken leg.

The girl saw the boy with the telescope.

• She used a telescope. • The boy had the telescope.

I watched the man on the hill with binoculars.

• I used binoculars to watch the man. • The man had binoculars.

Visiting relatives can be annoying.

• Relatives who visit are annoying. • Going to visit relatives is annoying.

The dog chased the cat with a stick.

• The dog had the stick. • The cat had the stick.

The burglar threatened the man with the knife.

• The burglar had the knife. • The man had the knife.

The woman hit the student with a book.

• The woman used a book to hit the student. • The woman hit a student who was holding a book.

I saw her duck.

• I watched her bend down. • I saw the bird she owns.