5 The n
on the right
5.2 -PB
as n
To write n
and the n
sound on the right hand side, use -PB
in the stroke.
-PB
This works for simple words such as ban
and hen
.
PWAPB
ban ban ban ban
HEPB
hen hen hen hen
-PB
can be combined with other consonants for words such as band
and lung
.
PWAPBD
band band band band
HRUPBG
lung lung lung lung
5.3 Common words and briefs using the -PB
chord
Word | Stroke | Note |
---|---|---|
again | STPWEPB |
|
begin | STPWEUPB |
beGIN |
began | STPWAPB |
beGAN |
one | WUPB |
phonetic |
been | PW-PB |
BeeN |
behind | HEUPBD |
beHIND |
beyond | KWROPBD |
beYOND |
cannot | KAPBLT |
or SK-PBT
|
can’t | KPBT |
Kan – NT |
condition | K-PB |
KonditioN |
didn’t | TKPBT |
Did – NT |
money | PHUPB |
phonetic MUNey |
gun | TKPW-PB |
GuN |
reason | R-PB |
ReasoN |
season | S-PB |
SeasoN |
person | PERPB |
|
opinion | P-PB |
oPinioN |
within | W-PB |
WithiN |
under | TPH-PB |
|
certain | SERPB |
|
often | OFPB |
|
open | OEP |
|
among | PHOPBG |
|
silent | SHREPBT |
|
minute | PHEUPB |
|
answer | AEPBS |
|
around | ARPBD |
|
hundred | HUPBD |
|
only | OPBL |
|
upon | POPB |
|
continue | T-PB |
|
children | KHEURPB |
|
even | AOEPB |
|
machine | PH-PB |
5.4 Exercises
5.4.1 Write
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again again again begin begin begin began began began one one one been been been
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behind behind behind beyond beyond beyond cannot cannot cannot can't can't can't didn't didn't didn't
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money money money gun gun gun reason reason reason season season season person person person
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opinion opinion opinion within within within under under under certain certain certain often often often
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among among among silent silent silent minute minute minute answer answer answer around around around
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hundred hundred hundred only only only upon upon upon continue continue continue
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children children children even even even machine machine machine
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ban ban ban dan dan dan fan fan fan man man man nan nan nan
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pan pan pan ran ran ran tan tan tan van van van
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pant pant pant rant rant rant want want want
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band band band bland bland bland gland gland gland grand grand grand hand hand hand
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land land land sand sand sand stand stand stand wand wand wand
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bang bang bang clang clang clang fang fang fang gang gang gang hang hang hang
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pang pang pang rang rang rang sang sang sang slang slang slang tang tang tang
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barn barn barn darn darn darn warn warn warn yarn yarn yarn
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den den den hen hen hen men men men pen pen pen ten ten ten wren wren wren
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bent bent bent cent cent cent dent dent dent lent lent lent pent pent pent
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rent rent rent sent sent sent tent tent tent vent vent vent went went went
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end end end bend bend bend fend fend fend lend lend lend mend mend mend
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pend pend pend rend rend rend send send send tend tend tend vend vend vend lend lend lend
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went went went lent lent lent bend bend bend bent bent bent sent sent sent tent tent tent
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bin bin bin din din din fin fin fin gin gin gin kin kin kin
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pin pin pin sin sin sin tin tin tin win win win
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chin chin chin grin grin grin shin shin shin skin skin skin spin spin spin
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thin thin thin twin twin twin
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bint bint bint dint dint dint hint hint hint lint lint lint mint mint mint
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pint pint pint tint tint tint vint vint vint
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bind bind bind find find find hind hind hind kind kind kind mind mind mind
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rind rind rind wind wind wind blind blind blind grind grind grind grinding grinding grinding
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ding ding ding king king king ping ping ping ring ring ring sing sing sing
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ting ting ting wing wing wing zing zing zing
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bling bling bling bring bring bring fling fling fling sling sling sling spring spring spring swing swing swing
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bon bon bon con con con don don don non non non son son son
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ton ton ton won won won
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bond bond bond fond fond fond pond pond pond yond yond yond
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blond blond blond frond frond frond
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bong bong bong gong gong gong long long long song song song tong tong tong
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among among among wrong wrong wrong strong strong strong
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born born born corn corn corn horn horn horn morn morn morn torn torn torn worn worn worn
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scorn scorn scorn shorn shorn shorn sworn sworn sworn thorn thorn thorn
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bun bun bun fun fun fun gun gun gun nun nun nun pun pun pun
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run run run sun sun sun
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shun shun shun spun spun spun stun stun stun
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bunt bunt bunt hunt hunt hunt punt punt punt runt runt runt
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blunt blunt blunt brunt brunt brunt grunt grunt grunt shunt shunt shunt stunt stunt stunt
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bung bung bung dung dung dung hung hung hung lung lung lung mung mung mung
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rung rung rung sung sung sung
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clung clung clung flung flung flung stung stung stung swung swung swung stung stung stung
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wrung wrung wrung strung strung strung
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burn burn burn turn turn turn churn churn churn spurn spurn spurn
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bard bard bard bird bird bird card card card cord cord cord curd curd curd
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ford ford ford hard hard hard lard lard lard lord lord lord ward ward ward word word word yard yard yard
5.4.2 Write
Controls
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Go on. Go on. Go on.
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A man, a pan, a fan. A man, a pan, a fan. A man, a pan, a fan.
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Can you see the fan? Can you see the fan? Can you see the fan?
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Is it on a mat? Is it on a mat? Is it on a mat?
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It is not on a mat. It is not on a mat. It is not on a mat.
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A hen, a pen, two men. A hen, a pen, two men. A hen, a pen, two men.
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The hen is a big, fat hen. The hen is a big, fat hen. The hen is a big, fat hen.
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A big pig is in the pen. A big pig is in the pen. A big pig is in the pen.
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Is the pig in the pen a big pig? Is the pig in the pen a big pig? Is the pig in the pen a big pig?
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He is a big pig. He is a big pig. He is a big pig.
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I hid the nut in the cup. I hid the nut in the cup. I hid the nut in the cup.
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Is the big nut in the cup? Is the big nut in the cup? Is the big nut in the cup?
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Is the hand a man's hand? Is the hand a man's hand? Is the hand a man's hand?
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It is a man's hand. It is a man's hand. It is a man's hand.
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I was born in this ward. I was born in this ward. I was born in this ward.
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We sang with the band. We sang with the band. We sang with the band.
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Lo, he is on it. Lo, he is on it. Lo, he is on it.
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The man is in the cab. The man is in the cab. The man is in the cab.
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The lad fed the hen. The lad fed the hen. The lad fed the hen.
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He had a fat hen. He had a fat hen. He had a fat hen.
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The man met a dog. The man met a dog. The man met a dog.
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The dog ran at a pig. The dog ran at a pig. The dog ran at a pig.
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Do no sin. Do no sin. Do no sin.
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She has a fan. She has a fan. She has a fan.
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A dog can run. A dog can run. A dog can run.
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Ten men are in the car. Ten men are in the car. Ten men are in the car.
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The sun is up. The sun is up. The sun is up.
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Run and get my cap. Run and get my cap. Run and get my cap.
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It is a new fur cap. It is a new fur cap. It is a new fur cap.
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Let me put it on. Let me put it on. Let me put it on.
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It is wet on the top. It is wet on the top. It is wet on the top.
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How did you wet it? How did you wet it? How did you wet it?
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Do not put it on. Do not put it on. Do not put it on.
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The sun is not out. The sun is not out. The sun is not out.
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John has a new pen. John has a new pen. John has a new pen.
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I met a man who had a dog and a gun. I met a man who had a dog and a gun. I met a man who had a dog and a gun.
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The sun is up. The sun is up. The sun is up.
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And a tin cup for John. And a tin cup for John. And a tin cup for John.
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I can put it on. I can put it on. I can put it on.
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Do not sit on the cup. Do not sit on the cup. Do not sit on the cup.
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He can run and hop. He can run and hop. He can run and hop.
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Did you see the boy run? Did you see the boy run? Did you see the boy run?
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Why did he run? Why did he run? Why did he run?
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He ran to get at the cat. He ran to get at the cat. He ran to get at the cat.
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But he did not get her. But he did not get her. But he did not get her.
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The barn is in the yard. The barn is in the yard. The barn is in the yard.
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Put on your hats. Put on your hats. Put on your hats.
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We can all sit in it. We can all sit in it. We can all sit in it.
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I have not been in it. I have not been in it. I have not been in it.
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Birds have two legs and two wings. Birds have two legs and two wings. Birds have two legs and two wings.
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It will not turn. It will not turn. It will not turn.
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Do not burn the fern. Do not burn the fern. Do not burn the fern.
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Do not hurt the dog. Do not hurt the dog. Do not hurt the dog.
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Dan is an old man. Dan is an old man. Dan is an old man.
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A pan of bran is on the tan. A pan of bran is on the tan. A pan of bran is on the tan.
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When I run it makes me pant. When I run it makes me pant. When I run it makes me pant.
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Do not bang the door. Do not bang the door. Do not bang the door.
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Who rang the bell? Who rang the bell? Who rang the bell?
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Do not talk slang. Do not talk slang. Do not talk slang.
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Hang up my hat. Hang up my hat. Hang up my hat.
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Are there any rats in the traps? Are there any rats in the traps? Are there any rats in the traps?
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Are the mats there? Are the mats there? Are the mats there?
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Put the straps round the bats. Put the straps round the bats. Put the straps round the bats.
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Get your hats, and go. Get your hats, and go. Get your hats, and go.
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Where is Tom? Where is Tom? Where is Tom?
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There he is. There he is. There he is.
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Ah, the cats are in the car. Ah, the cats are in the car. Ah, the cats are in the car.
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The sun is not so far off as a star is. The sun is not so far off as a star is. The sun is not so far off as a star is.
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The bar has had tar put on it. The bar has had tar put on it. The bar has had tar put on it.
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Can you spell well? Can you spell well? Can you spell well?
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Why did my dog yell so? Why did my dog yell so? Why did my dog yell so?
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Lend me your net. Lend me your net. Lend me your net.
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I lent you my belt. I lent you my belt. I lent you my belt.
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Do not press so hard. Do not press so hard. Do not press so hard.
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The peg of your top hurt my leg. The peg of your top hurt my leg. The peg of your top hurt my leg.
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Where have you been? Where have you been? Where have you been?
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That is a hen's quill. That is a hen's quill. That is a hen's quill.
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You will go up the hill till you get to the mill. You will go up the hill till you get to the mill. You will go up the hill till you get to the mill.
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Who hid my pen? Who hid my pen? Who hid my pen?
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Do not spit. Do not spit. Do not spit.
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This is Tab. This is Tab. This is Tab.
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Tab is the cat. Tab is the cat. Tab is the cat.
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The cat is on the bed. The cat is on the bed. The cat is on the bed.
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The bird sings. The bird sings. The bird sings.
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Tom has a pet hen. Tom has a pet hen. Tom has a pet hen.
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She likes corn. She likes corn. She likes corn.
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How far are we to go? How far are we to go? How far are we to go?
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There is no nap on my hat. There is no nap on my hat. There is no nap on my hat.
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Stand on the sod. Stand on the sod. Stand on the sod.
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Put a dot, not a blot, to the i. Put a dot, not a blot, to the i. Put a dot, not a blot, to the i.
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Do not sob so. Do not sob so. Do not sob so.
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Bob wants a job. Bob wants a job. Bob wants a job.
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Bring a mop. Bring a mop. Bring a mop.
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What a slop! What a slop! What a slop!
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Bring my ring. Bring my ring. Bring my ring.
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You nip so hard. You nip so hard. You nip so hard.
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Can you count ten? Can you count ten? Can you count ten?
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There is a dog. There is a dog. There is a dog.
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Where will you go? Where will you go? Where will you go?
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It runs with its legs. It runs with its legs. It runs with its legs.
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Let us get out of the gig. Let us get out of the gig. Let us get out of the gig.
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I have a pet bird. I have a pet bird. I have a pet bird.
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It can sing you a song. It can sing you a song. It can sing you a song.
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Dan is kind to her. Dan is kind to her. Dan is kind to her.
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Ned has a sled. Ned has a sled. Ned has a sled.
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He has fun with it. He has fun with it. He has fun with it.
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Can you sing me a song? Can you sing me a song? Can you sing me a song?
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John shot the swan on the pond. John shot the swan on the pond. John shot the swan on the pond.
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When will you shut up the cell? When will you shut up the cell? When will you shut up the cell?
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He sent me a cent. He sent me a cent. He sent me a cent.
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A fat cat sat on the mat. A fat cat sat on the mat. A fat cat sat on the mat.
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The sad man had a hat. The sad man had a hat. The sad man had a hat.
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The bad rat ran on the cap. The bad rat ran on the cap. The bad rat ran on the cap.
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Ned fed the red hen in the pen. Ned fed the red hen in the pen. Ned fed the red hen in the pen.
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The men sit in the fog. The men sit in the fog. The men sit in the fog.
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The pan is on the log in the bog. The pan is on the log in the bog. The pan is on the log in the bog.
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Hop on! Hop on! Hop on!
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Is the cap on the peg? Is the cap on the peg? Is the cap on the peg?
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The dot is at the end. The dot is at the end. The dot is at the end.
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Can the cub run? Can the cub run? Can the cub run?
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Among, in with. Among, in with. Among, in with.
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Dropped, did drop. Dropped, did drop. Dropped, did drop.
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I can hang on the bars. I can hang on the bars. I can hang on the bars.
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Let the nag jog on. Let the nag jog on. Let the nag jog on.
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Fix the pin in the map. Fix the pin in the map. Fix the pin in the map.
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A gun in a hut. A gun in a hut. A gun in a hut.
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Let us cut the tin. Let us cut the tin. Let us cut the tin.
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Let us not sin. Let us not sin. Let us not sin.
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Get my pen and my fan. Get my pen and my fan. Get my pen and my fan.
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A tin can. A tin can. A tin can.
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I want some string to mend my sling. I want some string to mend my sling. I want some string to mend my sling.
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May can count to ten. May can count to ten. May can count to ten.
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A pan. A pan. A pan.
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A sad man. A sad man. A sad man.
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A rat ran. A rat ran. A rat ran.
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A lad ran at tag. A lad ran at tag. A lad ran at tag.
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I can fan a man. I can fan a man. I can fan a man.
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A wet pen. A wet pen. A wet pen.
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Get a net. Get a net. Get a net.
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A keg has an end. A keg has an end. A keg has an end.
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I led a red hen. I led a red hen. I led a red hen.
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Has a man set a hen yet? Has a man set a hen yet? Has a man set a hen yet?
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Ten men met at a den. Ten men met at a den. Ten men met at a den.
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A big fin. A big fin. A big fin.
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A tin lid. A tin lid. A tin lid.
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A bad din. A bad din. A bad din.
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A man is ill. A man is ill. A man is ill.
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He is my kin. He is my kin. He is my kin.
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A tin top. A tin top. A tin top.
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A gun. A gun. A gun.
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A pun. A pun. A pun.
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I had fun. I had fun. I had fun.
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I run; but, not in the mud. I run; but, not in the mud. I run; but, not in the mud.
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Two men are in it. Two men are in it. Two men are in it.
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Go on, sir. Go on, sir. Go on, sir.
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The plan was bad. The plan was bad. The plan was bad.
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A man of art. A man of art. A man of art.
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A cart of sand. A cart of sand. A cart of sand.
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I had a fork, a cork, and a horn. I had a fork, a cork, and a horn. I had a fork, a cork, and a horn.
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Pass on. Pass on. Pass on.
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If I fib, I sin. If I fib, I sin. If I fib, I sin.
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She is on a bar. She is on a bar. She is on a bar.
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Hand back my flag. Hand back my flag. Hand back my flag.
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He went off and left me in debt. He went off and left me in debt. He went off and left me in debt.
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The deaf lad lent not a cent. The deaf lad lent not a cent. The deaf lad lent not a cent.
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He bent my pen. He bent my pen. He bent my pen.
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Did he blur the ward? Did he blur the ward? Did he blur the ward?
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Burn gas. Burn gas. Burn gas.
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Hurt no one. Hurt no one. Hurt no one.
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A red tint. A red tint. A red tint.
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I slid on a hill. I slid on a hill. I slid on a hill.
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Did it sing, or hiss? Did it sing, or hiss? Did it sing, or hiss?
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Hit the gong. Hit the gong. Hit the gong.
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A grand hill. A grand hill. A grand hill.
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Sing a song. Sing a song. Sing a song.
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A long log. A long log. A long log.
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Do not stand on the track. Do not stand on the track. Do not stand on the track.
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Spend less for dress. Spend less for dress. Spend less for dress.
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The class dance on the grass. The class dance on the grass. The class dance on the grass.
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Plant corn. Plant corn. Plant corn.
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A calf is in the yard by the barn. A calf is in the yard by the barn. A calf is in the yard by the barn.
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A bland wind. A bland wind. A bland wind.
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Easy, not hard. Easy, not hard. Easy, not hard.
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Let us plan what to do. Let us plan what to do. Let us plan what to do.
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Many are drab. Many are drab. Many are drab.
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They were in her purse. They were in her purse. They were in her purse.
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They would run to that. They would run to that. They would run to that.
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The web is a net. The web is a net. The web is a net.
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He would tell her she could sing. He would tell her she could sing. He would tell her she could sing.
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They spin the webs. They spin the webs. They spin the webs.
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She opened her bill wide. She opened her bill wide. She opened her bill wide.
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He had failed. He had failed. He had failed.
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He could think of many things. He could think of many things. He could think of many things.
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Then he began to plot. Then he began to plot. Then he began to plot.
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My dog pants after a long run. My dog pants after a long run. My dog pants after a long run.
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The birds are singing. The birds are singing. The birds are singing.
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Pup, a young dog. Pup, a young dog. Pup, a young dog.
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I have had my dog since he was a pup. I have had my dog since he was a pup. I have had my dog since he was a pup.
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I will hit you so hard that you cannot get off. I will hit you so hard that you cannot get off. I will hit you so hard that you cannot get off.
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He cannot go to her. He cannot go to her. He cannot go to her.
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No, I cannot. No, I cannot. No, I cannot.
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He cannot sip it up. He cannot sip it up. He cannot sip it up.
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No, I cannot. No, I cannot. No, I cannot.
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The buds swell. The buds swell. The buds swell.
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The horse is running. The horse is running. The horse is running.
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No, that would be wrong. No, that would be wrong. No, that would be wrong.
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Through, from beginning to end. Through, from beginning to end. Through, from beginning to end.
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There was a young man on the trip. There was a young man on the trip. There was a young man on the trip.
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Nor, and not. Nor, and not. Nor, and not.
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Tell Nell to ring the bell. Tell Nell to ring the bell. Tell Nell to ring the bell.
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Ann had fun in the tub. Ann had fun in the tub. Ann had fun in the tub.
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Set this whip in the inn. Set this whip in the inn. Set this whip in the inn.
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That is a thin shad. That is a thin shad. That is a thin shad.
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Kids, children. Kids, children. Kids, children.
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Spin and knit. Spin and knit. Spin and knit.
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The knob of a lock. The knob of a lock. The knob of a lock.
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You may put the nuts in my new mug. You may put the nuts in my new mug. You may put the nuts in my new mug.