9 The O-related sounds

9.1 Learning Objectives

• Learn how to write words with the o related sounds, ou, oo, oy and ow

9.2 The oh sound

The oh sound is for words like vote, boat, and broke. Plover uses the OE vowel cords to represent the oh sound.

SROET

vote vote vote vote

PWOET

boat boat boat boat

PWOEBG

broke broke broke broke

9.3 The oo/u sound

The oo can be pronounced several different ways, most commonly as u. For example, boot, floor and wood all have oo pronounced differently. Plover uses the AO vowel chords to represent oo.

PWAOT

boot boot boot boot

TPHRAOR

floor floor floor floor

WAOD

wood wood wood wood

9.4 The oy sound

The oy sound is represented by OEU or OI in words like soil, boy and choice.

SOEUL

soil soil soil soil

PWOEU

boy boy boy boy

KHOEUS

choice choice choice choice

9.5 The ow sound

The ow sound is represented by OU in words like owl, cow and clown.

OUL

owl owl owl owl

KOU

cow cow cow cow

KHROUPB

clown clown clown clown

9.6 Exercises

9.6.1 Write

1. too too too book book book cook cook cook hook hook hook look look look
2. nook nook nook rook rook rook took took took
3. brook brook brook shook shook shook spook spook spook
4. boot boot boot foot foot foot hoot hoot hoot loot loot loot moot moot moot
5. root root root soot soot soot shoot shoot shoot
6. food food food good good good hood hood hood mood mood mood wood wood wood
7. blood blood blood brood brood brood flood flood flood stood stood stood
8. cool cool cool fool fool fool pool pool pool tool tool tool wool wool wool
9. drool drool drool spool spool spool stool stool stool school school school
10. boon boon boon loon loon loon moon moon moon noon noon noon soon soon soon
11. spoon spoon spoon swoon swoon swoon
12. hoof hoof hoof roof roof roof woof woof woof proof proof proof
13. door door door poor poor poor floor floor floor
14. coop coop coop hoop hoop hoop loop loop loop poop poop poop
15. droop droop droop scoop scoop scoop snoop snoop snoop swoop swoop swoop troop troop troop
16. boot boot boot foot foot foot hoot hoot hoot loot loot loot moot moot moot root root root
17. goose goose goose loose loose loose moose moose moose noose noose noose choose choose choose
18. bow bow bow dough dough dough foe foe foe hoe hoe hoe Joe Joe Joe
19. low low low mow mow mow row row row sow sow sow tow tow tow woe woe woe
20. blow blow blow crow crow crow flow flow flow glow glow glow grow grow grow
21. know know know show show show slow slow slow snow snow snow
22. cope cope cope hope hope hope lope lope lope mope mope mope nope nope nope
23. pope pope pope rope rope rope
24. grope grope grope scope scope scope slope slope slope
25. bone bone bone cone cone cone lone lone lone moan moan moan tone tone tone
26. alone alone alone clone clone clone drone drone drone phone phone phone prone prone prone
27. scone scone scone stone stone stone
28. lobe lobe lobe robe robe robe globe globe globe probe probe probe
29. code code code mode mode mode node node node rode rode rode
30. coke coke coke joke joke joke poke poke poke woke woke woke
31. broke broke broke choke choke choke smoke smoke smoke spoke spoke spoke stoke stoke stoke
32. folk folk folk yolk yolk yolk
33. dose dose dose hose hose hose nose nose nose pose pose pose rose rose rose
34. close close close prose prose prose
35. bold bold bold cold cold cold fold fold fold goad goad goad gold gold gold
36. hold hold hold mold mold mold sold sold sold told told told scold scold scold
37. oat oat oat boat boat boat coat coat coat goat goat goat moat moat moat
38. note note note rote rote rote tote tote tote vote vote vote
39. bloat bloat bloat float float float gloat gloat gloat
40. bolt bolt bolt molt molt molt jolt jolt jolt volt volt volt
41. coal coal coal foal foal foal goal goal goal
42. bowl bowl bowl coal coal coal dole dole dole goal goal goal hole hole hole mole mole mole
43. pole pole pole role role role sole sole sole tole tole tole vole vole vole
44. stole stole stole whole whole whole
45. boy boy boy coy coy coy joy joy joy soy soy soy toy toy toy
46. cloy cloy cloy ploy ploy ploy troy troy troy
47. oil oil oil boil boil boil coil coil coil foil foil foil soil soil soil toil toil toil
48. broil broil broil spoil spoil spoil
49. coin coin coin join join join loin loin loin groin groin groin
50. point point point joint joint joint
51. noise noise noise poise poise poise
52. hoist hoist hoist joist joist joist
53. bow bow bow cow cow cow how how how now now now vow vow vow brow brow brow
54. out out out bout bout bout gout gout gout lout lout lout pout pout pout
55. rout rout rout tout tout tout
56. clout clout clout flout flout flout shout shout shout snout snout snout sprout sprout sprout
57. stout stout stout trout trout trout
58. cowl cowl cowl foul foul foul howl howl howl jowl jowl jowl
59. growl growl growl prowl prowl prowl scowl scowl scowl
60. four four four hour hour hour sour sour sour your your your scour scour scour
61. loud loud loud cloud cloud cloud crowd crowd crowd proud proud proud
62. bound bound bound found found found hound hound hound mound mound mound pound pound pound
63. round round round sound sound sound wound wound wound ground ground ground
64. house house house grouse grouse grouse
65. own own own down down down town town town
66. brown brown brown clown clown clown crown crown crown drown drown drown

9.6.2 Write with sound

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1. Tom has one book. Tom has one book. Tom has one book.
2. May and I have two books. May and I have two books. May and I have two books.
3. They are good to us. They are good to us. They are good to us.
4. I ride to school. I ride to school. I ride to school.
5. I ride in the car. I ride in the car. I ride in the car.
6. What do you want to play? What do you want to play? What do you want to play?
7. Are you tired, May? Are you tired, May? Are you tired, May?
8. I am tired, too. I am tired, too. I am tired, too.
9. I do not want to be late. I do not want to be late. I do not want to be late.
10. We are not late. We are not late. We are not late.
11. Look on the map. Look on the map. Look on the map.
12. Rap at the door. Rap at the door. Rap at the door.
13. He had a chat with cook; she said, look at that cat, she has got at the fat. He had a chat with cook; she said, look at that cat, she has got at the fat. He had a chat with cook; she said, look at that cat, she has got at the fat.
14. A lad who will not work is bad. A lad who will not work is bad. A lad who will not work is bad.
15. Jack lay on his back. Jack lay on his back. Jack lay on his back.
16. If you hack my bat, I will give you a smack. If you hack my bat, I will give you a smack. If you hack my bat, I will give you a smack.
17. Gas is a kind of air that will burn. Gas is a kind of air that will burn. Gas is a kind of air that will burn.
18. The man raps at the door. The man raps at the door. The man raps at the door.
19. Knock at the door. Knock at the door. Knock at the door.
20. Do not mock a poor old man. Do not mock a poor old man. Do not mock a poor old man.
21. Put the sole of your boot on the hole where the mole is. Put the sole of your boot on the hole where the mole is. Put the sole of your boot on the hole where the mole is.
22. What a deep tone! What a deep tone! What a deep tone!
23. The spoon is bone. The spoon is bone. The spoon is bone.
24. I hope you have a good rope for a swing. I hope you have a good rope for a swing. I hope you have a good rope for a swing.
25. Do not mope. Do not mope. Do not mope.
26. Will you find the place on a map or a globe? Will you find the place on a map or a globe? Will you find the place on a map or a globe?
27. The priest's robe was red. The priest's robe was red. The priest's robe was red.
28. No one will scold if you do as you are told. No one will scold if you do as you are told. No one will scold if you do as you are told.
29. He got a bag of gold for the land he sold. He got a bag of gold for the land he sold. He got a bag of gold for the land he sold.
30. It will be useful when he is old, if he can hold it so long. It will be useful when he is old, if he can hold it so long. It will be useful when he is old, if he can hold it so long.
31. Fold up your coat. Fold up your coat. Fold up your coat.
32. Most folk joke now and then. Most folk joke now and then. Most folk joke now and then.
33. He took the dose you spoke of in the yolk of an egg, but we thought it would choke him. He took the dose you spoke of in the yolk of an egg, but we thought it would choke him. He took the dose you spoke of in the yolk of an egg, but we thought it would choke him.
34. Poke the fire, and put on some coke, it will not smoke. Poke the fire, and put on some coke, it will not smoke. Poke the fire, and put on some coke, it will not smoke.
35. Why does he moan and groan so? Why does he moan and groan so? Why does he moan and groan so?
36. What a rough coat a goat has. What a rough coat a goat has. What a rough coat a goat has.
37. Do not goad the poor ox. Do not goad the poor ox. Do not goad the poor ox.
38. Do you like oat cake? Do you like oat cake? Do you like oat cake?
39. This row of peas does not grow. This row of peas does not grow. This row of peas does not grow.
40. I know yours are not as low as these. I know yours are not as low as these. I know yours are not as low as these.
41. Though my lark will soon molt, it is quite well. Though my lark will soon molt, it is quite well. Though my lark will soon molt, it is quite well.
42. Make a cake of that dough, though it is not very good. Make a cake of that dough, though it is not very good. Make a cake of that dough, though it is not very good.
43. What a bore! What a bore! What a bore!
44. Gorse is good for the horse to eat. Gorse is good for the horse to eat. Gorse is good for the horse to eat.
45. When you pluck the duck, cook, tuck the wings in. When you pluck the duck, cook, tuck the wings in. When you pluck the duck, cook, tuck the wings in.
46. You should not have sung till your lung got well; this drug is good for it. You should not have sung till your lung got well; this drug is good for it. You should not have sung till your lung got well; this drug is good for it.
47. The brook ripples through the wood. The brook ripples through the wood. The brook ripples through the wood.
48. Pile up more wood for the winter. Pile up more wood for the winter. Pile up more wood for the winter.
49. The foot is made up of many bones. The foot is made up of many bones. The foot is made up of many bones.
50. Who took it away? Who took it away? Who took it away?
51. Ask that poor man to mend the stool. Ask that poor man to mend the stool. Ask that poor man to mend the stool.
52. I have no tool. I have no tool. I have no tool.
53. Who are in the school? Who are in the school? Who are in the school?
54. It will soon be noon, yes we can see the moon. It will soon be noon, yes we can see the moon. It will soon be noon, yes we can see the moon.
55. How many ducks are in the coop? How many ducks are in the coop? How many ducks are in the coop?
56. Your hoop is on the roof of the pigsty. Your hoop is on the roof of the pigsty. Your hoop is on the roof of the pigsty.
57. He is too late. He is too late. He is too late.
58. My boot hurts my foot. My boot hurts my foot. My boot hurts my foot.
59. Which goose do you choose? Which goose do you choose? Which goose do you choose?
60. Put a noose round its neck, or it will get loose. Put a noose round its neck, or it will get loose. Put a noose round its neck, or it will get loose.
61. Which joint will cook boil today? Which joint will cook boil today? Which joint will cook boil today?
62. The loin of pork. The loin of pork. The loin of pork.
63. No! That will spoil it, let her cut it up, and broil it; that is my choice. No! That will spoil it, let her cut it up, and broil it; that is my choice. No! That will spoil it, let her cut it up, and broil it; that is my choice.
64. What a noise about it! What a noise about it! What a noise about it!
65. Oil the bats well. Oil the bats well. Oil the bats well.
66. This pin has no point. This pin has no point. This pin has no point.
67. What joy the little boy has with his new toy! What joy the little boy has with his new toy! What joy the little boy has with his new toy!
68. Nay, do not pout and shout, because I tell you our sour old master has the gout. Nay, do not pout and shout, because I tell you our sour old master has the gout. Nay, do not pout and shout, because I tell you our sour old master has the gout.
69. Ah, he is so stout! Ah, he is so stout! Ah, he is so stout!
70. If the water spout is foul, the rain will scour it. If the water spout is foul, the rain will scour it. If the water spout is foul, the rain will scour it.
71. The pig must have a ring in his snout, or he will root up all the sprouts. The pig must have a ring in his snout, or he will root up all the sprouts. The pig must have a ring in his snout, or he will root up all the sprouts.
72. How loud his bark is! How loud his bark is! How loud his bark is!
73. Who wound up the clock? Who wound up the clock? Who wound up the clock?
74. How the poor dog does howl as they try to drown him. How the poor dog does howl as they try to drown him. How the poor dog does howl as they try to drown him.
75. The brown owl can see at night. The brown owl can see at night. The brown owl can see at night.
76. Our dog growls as she flies past. Our dog growls as she flies past. Our dog growls as she flies past.
77. Some boys wear gowns in school. Some boys wear gowns in school. Some boys wear gowns in school.
78. I have seen the queen's crown. I have seen the queen's crown. I have seen the queen's crown.
79. Now make a bow, and go to play. Now make a bow, and go to play. Now make a bow, and go to play.
80. The cow loves to graze on the brow of the hill. The cow loves to graze on the brow of the hill. The cow loves to graze on the brow of the hill.
81. When the clown came to the town, what a crowd went to see him. When the clown came to the town, what a crowd went to see him. When the clown came to the town, what a crowd went to see him.
82. The boy ran by the van. The boy ran by the van. The boy ran by the van.
83. The boy will die. The boy will die. The boy will die.
84. The cat stole the roll. The cat stole the roll. The cat stole the roll.
85. A fair lock. A fair lock. A fair lock.
86. A pair of skates. A pair of skates. A pair of skates.
87. It is a red cow. It is a red cow. It is a red cow.
88. He was not a bad boy. He was not a bad boy. He was not a bad boy.
89. We may go out. We may go out. We may go out.
90. Let us go now. Let us go now. Let us go now.
91. Now he is in the air. Now he is in the air. Now he is in the air.
92. Now let us run. Now let us run. Now let us run.
93. Have you seen the moon? Have you seen the moon? Have you seen the moon?
94. No, the moon is not up. No, the moon is not up. No, the moon is not up.
95. The rain wet it. The rain wet it. The rain wet it.
96. He is too wet. He is too wet. He is too wet.
97. My pen is too bad. My pen is too bad. My pen is too bad.
98. Yes, I saw her did it. Yes, I saw her did it. Yes, I saw her did it.
99. She is gone out. She is gone out. She is gone out.
100. Go out and see the cow. Go out and see the cow. Go out and see the cow.
101. The fox got a hen and ate her all up. The fox got a hen and ate her all up. The fox got a hen and ate her all up.
102. He is not a bad ox. He is not a bad ox. He is not a bad ox.
103. Do you see the bee on the rose? Do you see the bee on the rose? Do you see the bee on the rose?
104. The rose is wet. The rose is wet. The rose is wet.
105. He is on the rose to get wax out of it. He is on the rose to get wax out of it. He is on the rose to get wax out of it.
106. A boy has but two. A boy has but two. A boy has but two.
107. No, a boy can run. No, a boy can run. No, a boy can run.
108. The bee is up in the air now. The bee is up in the air now. The bee is up in the air now.
109. He is far off. He is far off. He is far off.
110. Now we go. Now we go. Now we go.
111. No, John is gone out. No, John is gone out. No, John is gone out.
112. He is gone to see the boy who is ill. He is gone to see the boy who is ill. He is gone to see the boy who is ill.
113. The boy was out in the wet, and now he has to lie in bed all day. The boy was out in the wet, and now he has to lie in bed all day. The boy was out in the wet, and now he has to lie in bed all day.
114. He is gone. He is gone. He is gone.
115. The boy is able to sit up. The boy is able to sit up. The boy is able to sit up.
116. We dug holes in the sand. We dug holes in the sand. We dug holes in the sand.
117. Dirt, soil. Dirt, soil. Dirt, soil.
118. Did you drop that spoon? Did you drop that spoon? Did you drop that spoon?
119. The crops of wheat and corn are good this year. The crops of wheat and corn are good this year. The crops of wheat and corn are good this year.
120. He has a deep voice. He has a deep voice. He has a deep voice.
121. There are rocks and sand on the coast. There are rocks and sand on the coast. There are rocks and sand on the coast.
122. Mary has a clear voice. Mary has a clear voice. Mary has a clear voice.
123. My boots keep my feet dry. My boots keep my feet dry. My boots keep my feet dry.
124. Chose, picked out. Chose, picked out. Chose, picked out.
125. We rode on the bus. We rode on the bus. We rode on the bus.
126. See! She is on the top of a box. See! She is on the top of a box. See! She is on the top of a box.
127. Will you go now? Will you go now? Will you go now?
128. No, not now. No, not now. No, not now.
129. Why not? Why not? Why not?
130. It is too soon. It is too soon. It is too soon.
131. Put on your coat and go now. Put on your coat and go now. Put on your coat and go now.
132. How red it is at the tip! How red it is at the tip! How red it is at the tip!
133. It will soon be out, and we can see a new, red rose. It will soon be out, and we can see a new, red rose. It will soon be out, and we can see a new, red rose.
134. How it will hop! How it will hop! How it will hop!
135. Do not get up till I call you. Do not get up till I call you. Do not get up till I call you.
136. A boy had a dog. A boy had a dog. A boy had a dog.
137. He was a bad boy, and one day he set his dog on a cow. He was a bad boy, and one day he set his dog on a cow. He was a bad boy, and one day he set his dog on a cow.
138. The dog ran at the cow, and bit her leg. The dog ran at the cow, and bit her leg. The dog ran at the cow, and bit her leg.
139. How bad the boy was to set his dog on the cow! How bad the boy was to set his dog on the cow! How bad the boy was to set his dog on the cow!
140. Boys like to fly a kite. Boys like to fly a kite. Boys like to fly a kite.
141. A sack of corn. A sack of corn. A sack of corn.
142. I will put on my hood. I will put on my hood. I will put on my hood.
143. The gig will be here soon. The gig will be here soon. The gig will be here soon.
144. Let down the top. Let down the top. Let down the top.
145. Now let us go. Now let us go. Now let us go.
146. Pa told us to take care. Pa told us to take care. Pa told us to take care.
147. How good he is to give us this ride. How good he is to give us this ride. How good he is to give us this ride.
148. See that mill, John, at the foot of the hill. See that mill, John, at the foot of the hill. See that mill, John, at the foot of the hill.
149. What is done in the mill? What is done in the mill? What is done in the mill?
150. What do they make? What do they make? What do they make?
151. How good you are to let us ride in the new gig! How good you are to let us ride in the new gig! How good you are to let us ride in the new gig!
152. Now, fly, I will pat you. Now, fly, I will pat you. Now, fly, I will pat you.
153. Ah! I did not hit you. Ah! I did not hit you. Ah! I did not hit you.
154. You were off too soon for me. You were off too soon for me. You were off too soon for me.
155. I have none on my hand, that you can sip up. I have none on my hand, that you can sip up. I have none on my hand, that you can sip up.
156. Go, fly; go to the rose, as the bee does. Go, fly; go to the rose, as the bee does. Go, fly; go to the rose, as the bee does.
157. You may find food in the rose. You may find food in the rose. You may find food in the rose.
158. But you say, you do not like the rose. But you say, you do not like the rose. But you say, you do not like the rose.
159. What! Not like the rose? The fair rose? What! Not like the rose? The fair rose? What! Not like the rose? The fair rose?
160. You do not like to fly so far; do you? You do not like to fly so far; do you? You do not like to fly so far; do you?
161. It looks more like a cat. It looks more like a cat. It looks more like a cat.
162. It has two eyes, and they are as big as the eyes of a cat. It has two eyes, and they are as big as the eyes of a cat. It has two eyes, and they are as big as the eyes of a cat.
163. It has two legs, but a cat has four. It has two legs, but a cat has four. It has two legs, but a cat has four.
164. It is an owl. It is an owl. It is an owl.
165. Yes, your name is owl. Yes, your name is owl. Yes, your name is owl.
166. You can eat birds too. You can eat birds too. You can eat birds too.
167. You live in the hole of a tree. You live in the hole of a tree. You live in the hole of a tree.
168. Go back to your hole in the tree. Go back to your hole in the tree. Go back to your hole in the tree.
169. A boy can spin a top. A boy can spin a top. A boy can spin a top.
170. Do not drop your pen and blot your book. Do not drop your pen and blot your book. Do not drop your pen and blot your book.
171. Hens can live in a coop. Hens can live in a coop. Hens can live in a coop.
172. Coal and wood are for the fire. Coal and wood are for the fire. Coal and wood are for the fire.
173. Here are two good littles. Here are two good littles. Here are two good littles.
174. Where are you going? Where are you going? Where are you going?
175. Tray shall go with us. Tray shall go with us. Tray shall go with us.
176. He is a good dog. He is a good dog. He is a good dog.
177. Pat poor Tray. Pat poor Tray. Pat poor Tray.
178. Tray likes those who pat him, and feed him, and are kind to him. Tray likes those who pat him, and feed him, and are kind to him. Tray likes those who pat him, and feed him, and are kind to him.
179. What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing?
180. No; not now. No; not now. No; not now.
181. I think it will rain soon. I think it will rain soon. I think it will rain soon.
182. Look, how black the sky is! Look, how black the sky is! Look, how black the sky is!
183. Now it rains. Now it rains. Now it rains.
184. If we could not, he would die. If we could not, he would die. If we could not, he would die.
185. It does not rain now, the sky is blue. It does not rain now, the sky is blue. It does not rain now, the sky is blue.
186. Do not walk on the grass now. Do not walk on the grass now. Do not walk on the grass now.
187. Now it is gone. Now it is gone. Now it is gone.
188. It has not stung me. It has not stung me. It has not stung me.
189. They are ground in a mill. They are ground in a mill. They are ground in a mill.
190. Corn and rye and wheat grow in the fields. Corn and rye and wheat grow in the fields. Corn and rye and wheat grow in the fields.
191. Grass grows in the fields too. Grass grows in the fields too. Grass grows in the fields too.
192. Cows eat grass, sheep eat grass, and the horse eats grass. Cows eat grass, sheep eat grass, and the horse eats grass. Cows eat grass, sheep eat grass, and the horse eats grass.
193. Boys and girls do not eat grass. Boys and girls do not eat grass. Boys and girls do not eat grass.
194. When the sun shines, men mow down the high grass. When the sun shines, men mow down the high grass. When the sun shines, men mow down the high grass.
195. Look, see where the sun is. Look, see where the sun is. Look, see where the sun is.
196. It is close to the ground. It is close to the ground. It is close to the ground.
197. Turn your back to the sun. Turn your back to the sun. Turn your back to the sun.
198. The wind blows. The wind blows. The wind blows.
199. Which way does it blow? Which way does it blow? Which way does it blow?
200. Take that lock of wool and throw it up. Take that lock of wool and throw it up. Take that lock of wool and throw it up.
201. The wind blows it this way. The wind blows it this way. The wind blows it this way.
202. It is a cold day. It is a cold day. It is a cold day.
203. Will you lend me your new book, John? Will you lend me your new book, John? Will you lend me your new book, John?
204. Here are the big boys. Here are the big boys. Here are the big boys.
205. The girls are here. The girls are here. The girls are here.
206. The boys and girls play. The boys and girls play. The boys and girls play.
207. Where are the big boys? Where are the big boys? Where are the big boys?
208. Two big boys are here. Two big boys are here. Two big boys are here.
209. What are they playing? What are they playing? What are they playing?
210. It is cool under the tree. It is cool under the tree. It is cool under the tree.
211. There are two boys. There are two boys. There are two boys.
212. Are they good boys? Are they good boys? Are they good boys?
213. Yes, they are good all day. Yes, they are good all day. Yes, they are good all day.
214. They have a book of songs. They have a book of songs. They have a book of songs.
215. Frank's hand is very sore. Frank's hand is very sore. Frank's hand is very sore.
216. Fred is a big boy. Fred is a big boy. Fred is a big boy.
217. The barn has wide doors. The barn has wide doors. The barn has wide doors.
218. There are three doors. There are three doors. There are three doors.
219. Fred can shut the doors. Fred can shut the doors. Fred can shut the doors.
220. There is a shed, too. There is a shed, too. There is a shed, too.
221. The wood is pine. The wood is pine. The wood is pine.
222. He takes care of the cows. He takes care of the cows. He takes care of the cows.
223. He has torn his old coat. He has torn his old coat. He has torn his old coat.
224. You hold my gold mug. You hold my gold mug. You hold my gold mug.
225. A glade is an open space in the woods. A glade is an open space in the woods. A glade is an open space in the woods.
226. How many bones are in your spine? How many bones are in your spine? How many bones are in your spine?
227. The hound ran round the mound after the fox. The hound ran round the mound after the fox. The hound ran round the mound after the fox.
228. We found white clay in it. We found white clay in it. We found white clay in it.
229. The creek creeps slowly along between two hills. The creek creeps slowly along between two hills. The creek creeps slowly along between two hills.
230. The chief yields as the sharp spear pierces his shield. The chief yields as the sharp spear pierces his shield. The chief yields as the sharp spear pierces his shield.
231. Two boys divided six cakes between them. Two boys divided six cakes between them. Two boys divided six cakes between them.
232. We will blow our horns. We will blow our horns. We will blow our horns.
233. Has the clock on the block struck the hour? Has the clock on the block struck the hour? Has the clock on the block struck the hour?
234. I see a good boy. I see a good boy. I see a good boy.
235. Sue can sing and play. Sue can sing and play. Sue can sing and play.
236. It is in the wood. It is in the wood. It is in the wood.
237. See the red cow. See the red cow. See the red cow.
238. See the old cow. See the old cow. See the old cow.
239. My cap fell in the snow. My cap fell in the snow. My cap fell in the snow.
240. The dog likes the snow. The dog likes the snow. The dog likes the snow.
241. It is fun for him to roll in it. It is fun for him to roll in it. It is fun for him to roll in it.
242. They like ice, too. They like ice, too. They like ice, too.
243. We can eat roots, too. We can eat roots, too. We can eat roots, too.
244. The sun has set. The sun has set. The sun has set.
245. Now my bird will sing very low. Now my bird will sing very low. Now my bird will sing very low.
246. Here is Ned in the snow. Here is Ned in the snow. Here is Ned in the snow.
247. The snow is cold and wet. The snow is cold and wet. The snow is cold and wet.
248. I did not play very well. I did not play very well. I did not play very well.
249. It ran into a hole and hid. It ran into a hole and hid. It ran into a hole and hid.
250. Ned had a red cap. Ned had a red cap. Ned had a red cap.
251. The stars were near the moon. The stars were near the moon. The stars were near the moon.
252. The sun had set. The sun had set. The sun had set.
253. That box is made of tin. That box is made of tin. That box is made of tin.
254. Ned told me so. Ned told me so. Ned told me so.
255. The flag is on the pole. The flag is on the pole. The flag is on the pole.
256. It is a fine, big flag. It is a fine, big flag. It is a fine, big flag.
257. The boat is a big one. The boat is a big one. The boat is a big one.
258. It will sail out with the tide. It will sail out with the tide. It will sail out with the tide.
259. We get wool from the sheep. We get wool from the sheep. We get wool from the sheep.
260. My thick coat is made of wool. My thick coat is made of wool. My thick coat is made of wool.
261. The wool is cut off in the spring, but it is too hot. The wool is cut off in the spring, but it is too hot. The wool is cut off in the spring, but it is too hot.
262. The rain which keeps me from my play, makes the grass grow. The rain which keeps me from my play, makes the grass grow. The rain which keeps me from my play, makes the grass grow.
263. Our long days are in June. Our long days are in June. Our long days are in June.
264. They need water, too. They need water, too. They need water, too.
265. It is queer that the black spot in the eye of the cat grows wide in the dark. It is queer that the black spot in the eye of the cat grows wide in the dark. It is queer that the black spot in the eye of the cat grows wide in the dark.
266. Some owls are gray and some are white. Some owls are gray and some are white. Some owls are gray and some are white.
267. I want to take a peep at the snow. I want to take a peep at the snow. I want to take a peep at the snow.
268. Do not rob me of my robe. Do not rob me of my robe. Do not rob me of my robe.
269. James wore an old gray coat. James wore an old gray coat. James wore an old gray coat.
270. I see a white rose. I see a white rose. I see a white rose.
271. John has five rows of beets. John has five rows of beets. John has five rows of beets.
272. Grace rows well. Grace rows well. Grace rows well.
273. See the snow fly here! See the snow fly here! See the snow fly here!
274. I have sold both slates. I have sold both slates. I have sold both slates.
275. Roll the stone. Roll the stone. Roll the stone.
276. Feed the goat from the bowl. Feed the goat from the bowl. Feed the goat from the bowl.
277. Pile the coal on the grate. Pile the coal on the grate. Pile the coal on the grate.
278. Pure gold. Pure gold. Pure gold.
279. Keep the door shut. Keep the door shut. Keep the door shut.
280. Do you know the tune? Do you know the tune? Do you know the tune?
281. The note is due. The note is due. The note is due.
282. Wipe your feet. Wipe your feet. Wipe your feet.
283. The whole tribe. The whole tribe. The whole tribe.
284. A big hole. A big hole. A big hole.
285. You should put the wood in the box. You should put the wood in the box. You should put the wood in the box.
286. Look at my good book. Look at my good book. Look at my good book.
287. The cool wind will soon blow. The cool wind will soon blow. The cool wind will soon blow.
288. Did you hook the trout? Did you hook the trout? Did you hook the trout?
289. A well-bred child will not pout. A well-bred child will not pout. A well-bred child will not pout.
290. In town the boys make a loud noise. In town the boys make a loud noise. In town the boys make a loud noise.
291. Broil this choice loin. Broil this choice loin. Broil this choice loin.
292. How the blood flows! How the blood flows! How the blood flows!
293. The bee fell down. The bee fell down. The bee fell down.
294. It fell a long way. It fell a long way. It fell a long way.
295. It was very cold, too. It was very cold, too. It was very cold, too.
296. John has bait on the hook. John has bait on the hook. John has bait on the hook.
297. He will go out in his boat. He will go out in his boat. He will go out in his boat.
298. The boat has a small sail. The boat has a small sail. The boat has a small sail.
299. We hope John will have good luck. We hope John will have good luck. We hope John will have good luck.
300. He has a hoe, and he can dig. He has a hoe, and he can dig. He has a hoe, and he can dig.
301. What a loud growl! What a loud growl! What a loud growl!
302. Drive our cow down at the hour. Drive our cow down at the hour. Drive our cow down at the hour.
303. What sour fruit! What sour fruit! What sour fruit!
304. She will take good care of it. She will take good care of it. She will take good care of it.
305. Fred holds it. Fred holds it. Fred holds it.
306. Fred has a colt, too. Fred has a colt, too. Fred has a colt, too.
307. He leads it by a rope. He leads it by a rope. He leads it by a rope.
308. The rug is a good bed. The rug is a good bed. The rug is a good bed.
309. The cat's fur is a good coat. The cat's fur is a good coat. The cat's fur is a good coat.
310. See it snow. See it snow. See it snow.
311. I see the foe. I see the foe. I see the foe.
312. The bird has flown. The bird has flown. The bird has flown.
313. The door of the store. The door of the store. The door of the store.
314. A black coat. A black coat. A black coat.
315. A good girl. A good girl. A good girl.
316. You should have shown more sense. You should have shown more sense. You should have shown more sense.
317. He has had so much beer, he cannot steer the boat. He has had so much beer, he cannot steer the boat. He has had so much beer, he cannot steer the boat.
318. Go down on your knees. Go down on your knees. Go down on your knees.
319. Sit on the sill of the door. Sit on the sill of the door. Sit on the sill of the door.
320. Take a good grip for fear you slip. Take a good grip for fear you slip. Take a good grip for fear you slip.
321. I had a tiff with her, for she told a fib. I had a tiff with her, for she told a fib. I had a tiff with her, for she told a fib.
322. Did not your own wit tell you that? Did not your own wit tell you that? Did not your own wit tell you that?
323. This brick is too thick. This brick is too thick. This brick is too thick.
324. It will soon be high tide. It will soon be high tide. It will soon be high tide.
325. Why do you pry about and look so sly? Why do you pry about and look so sly? Why do you pry about and look so sly?
326. Buy the house by the pond. Buy the house by the pond. Buy the house by the pond.
327. Do not throw stones at the drone. Do not throw stones at the drone. Do not throw stones at the drone.
328. Be bold and face the cold. Be bold and face the cold. Be bold and face the cold.
329. The man who wore the red coat swore when he tore it. The man who wore the red coat swore when he tore it. The man who wore the red coat swore when he tore it.
330. In the early morn the stork seeks its food in the soft ground. In the early morn the stork seeks its food in the soft ground. In the early morn the stork seeks its food in the soft ground.
331. How loud the horse does snort! How loud the horse does snort! How loud the horse does snort!
332. As we rode to the hunt the gig got into a rut, near the hut. As we rode to the hunt the gig got into a rut, near the hut. As we rode to the hunt the gig got into a rut, near the hut.
333. Soot does good to the land. Soot does good to the land. Soot does good to the land.
334. Does the owl hoot when she wants food? Does the owl hoot when she wants food? Does the owl hoot when she wants food?
335. A flute is a tube with holes in it. A flute is a tube with holes in it. A flute is a tube with holes in it.
336. Did you hurl a stone down the pit? Did you hurl a stone down the pit? Did you hurl a stone down the pit?
337. It is too moist. It is too moist. It is too moist.
338. May is a good girl. May is a good girl. May is a good girl.
339. This is our house. This is our house. This is our house.
340. He is not in the house. He is not in the house. He is not in the house.
341. Jack has a house. Jack has a house. Jack has a house.
342. Jack sleeps in his house. Jack sleeps in his house. Jack sleeps in his house.
343. The cow has sharp horns. The cow has sharp horns. The cow has sharp horns.
344. May goes to school. May goes to school. May goes to school.
345. It is too dry. It is too dry. It is too dry.
346. A flake of snow is like a star. A flake of snow is like a star. A flake of snow is like a star.
347. I hope it will be good. I hope it will be good. I hope it will be good.
348. Next Friday, I shall go out in my new boat. Next Friday, I shall go out in my new boat. Next Friday, I shall go out in my new boat.
349. Will mother let you go, too? Will mother let you go, too? Will mother let you go, too?
350. Our flag hangs from a pole. Our flag hangs from a pole. Our flag hangs from a pole.
351. An owl. An owl. An owl.
352. A toy cow. A toy cow. A toy cow.
353. Bow and go out. Bow and go out. Bow and go out.
354. Our boy is a joy to all. Our boy is a joy to all. Our boy is a joy to all.
355. We fell out. We fell out. We fell out.
356. I lie low by the old oak. I lie low by the old oak. I lie low by the old oak.
357. I own a new hoe. I own a new hoe. I own a new hoe.
358. It is of use. It is of use. It is of use.
359. I can row. I can row. I can row.
360. He led the cow to the shed. He led the cow to the shed. He led the cow to the shed.
361. The next day she was dead. The next day she was dead. The next day she was dead.
362. The rope and post will hold the colt. The rope and post will hold the colt. The rope and post will hold the colt.
363. Fold my note. Fold my note. Fold my note.
364. I said both pork and soap. I said both pork and soap. I said both pork and soap.
365. Use a low tone. Use a low tone. Use a low tone.
366. That root grew near a cool pool. That root grew near a cool pool. That root grew near a cool pool.
367. Please open the door. Please open the door. Please open the door.
368. When I awoke I was alone. When I awoke I was alone. When I awoke I was alone.
369. School has begun. School has begun. School has begun.
370. How strong and well they look! How strong and well they look! How strong and well they look!
371. The boys are at work there. The boys are at work there. The boys are at work there.
372. They are picking corn. They are picking corn. They are picking corn.
373. They are picking the ripe ears. They are picking the ripe ears. They are picking the ripe ears.
374. We are proud of our work. We are proud of our work. We are proud of our work.
375. We write the numbers down. We write the numbers down. We write the numbers down.
376. Some girls make their own dresses. Some girls make their own dresses. Some girls make their own dresses.
377. The clouds are dark. The clouds are dark. The clouds are dark.
378. Dense clouds hid the sun. Dense clouds hid the sun. Dense clouds hid the sun.
379. The clouds are gone. The clouds are gone. The clouds are gone.
380. The sun shines once more. The sun shines once more. The sun shines once more.
381. The skies are bright. The skies are bright. The skies are bright.
382. Books are printed. Books are printed. Books are printed.
383. Then they are bound. Then they are bound. Then they are bound.
384. Every book has a name. Every book has a name. Every book has a name.
385. When a boy he worked on wool. When a boy he worked on wool. When a boy he worked on wool.
386. He cleaned the wool. He cleaned the wool. He cleaned the wool.
387. Chance. Chance. Chance.
388. This is Bill's chance to make a run. This is Bill's chance to make a run. This is Bill's chance to make a run.
389. Is there any chance of your going? Is there any chance of your going? Is there any chance of your going?
390. She dropped the book. She dropped the book. She dropped the book.
391. Knock, a rap. To make a sharp rapping noise. To strike. Knock, a rap. To make a sharp rapping noise. To strike. Knock, a rap. To make a sharp rapping noise. To strike.
392. Oak, a kind of tree. The wood from this tree. Oak, a kind of tree. The wood from this tree. Oak, a kind of tree. The wood from this tree.
393. That box is the right size to pack my books in. That box is the right size to pack my books in. That box is the right size to pack my books in.
394. Slip your coat off. Slip your coat off. Slip your coat off.
395. The bird left tracks in the snow. The bird left tracks in the snow. The bird left tracks in the snow.
396. Look before you leap. Look before you leap. Look before you leap.
397. Have you had a loss? Have you had a loss? Have you had a loss?
398. Why do you toss your head, and look so cross? Why do you toss your head, and look so cross? Why do you toss your head, and look so cross?
399. Tell me what the soul is. Tell me what the soul is. Tell me what the soul is.
400. Seal the note. Seal the note. Seal the note.
401. He cannot get a loan even to buy a loaf. He cannot get a loan even to buy a loaf. He cannot get a loan even to buy a loaf.
402. If it froze hard those poor boys might doze and die in the snow. If it froze hard those poor boys might doze and die in the snow. If it froze hard those poor boys might doze and die in the snow.
403. The sweet pea is not good to eat. The sweet pea is not good to eat. The sweet pea is not good to eat.
404. She has a wart on her nose. She has a wart on her nose. She has a wart on her nose.
405. How the poor ass likes to roll on the grass! How the poor ass likes to roll on the grass! How the poor ass likes to roll on the grass!
406. A load of wood. A load of wood. A load of wood.
407. A load of coal. A load of coal. A load of coal.
408. How rude! How rude! How rude!
409. See the hound bound all round the field with his mouth close to the ground. See the hound bound all round the field with his mouth close to the ground. See the hound bound all round the field with his mouth close to the ground.
410. The winds roar. The winds roar. The winds roar.
411. Put in the ground to grow. Put in the ground to grow. Put in the ground to grow.
412. Hogs, grown pigs. Hogs, grown pigs. Hogs, grown pigs.
413. I note what you say. I note what you say. I note what you say.
414. Whose book is this? Whose book is this? Whose book is this?
415. Noise, loud sounds. Noise, loud sounds. Noise, loud sounds.
416. Rode, did ride. Rode, did ride. Rode, did ride.
417. Spoke, did speak. Spoke, did speak. Spoke, did speak.
418. Will you speak at the club meeting? Will you speak at the club meeting? Will you speak at the club meeting?
419. Young, not old. Young, not old. Young, not old.
420. See him bound round the house at the shout of the crowd. See him bound round the house at the shout of the crowd. See him bound round the house at the shout of the crowd.
421. Whose spoon is on the floor? Whose spoon is on the floor? Whose spoon is on the floor?
422. The brown hound found us. The brown hound found us. The brown hound found us.
423. Broil a choice joint. Broil a choice joint. Broil a choice joint.
424. Close the school clock. Close the school clock. Close the school clock.
425. Cheap goods. Cheap goods. Cheap goods.
426. Lie down for an hour. Lie down for an hour. Lie down for an hour.
427. Did she pout? Did she pout? Did she pout?
428. Do not rail the sour wine. Do not rail the sour wine. Do not rail the sour wine.
429. Join the men who toil. Join the men who toil. Join the men who toil.
430. Soot was on the hook. Soot was on the hook. Soot was on the hook.
431. The cook had my book. The cook had my book. The cook had my book.
432. See the wool, and the mark of his foot. See the wool, and the mark of his foot. See the wool, and the mark of his foot.
433. Your ox has a big hoof. Your ox has a big hoof. Your ox has a big hoof.
434. Shut the door. Shut the door. Shut the door.
435. He has a shoe and a boat. He has a shoe and a boat. He has a shoe and a boat.
436. From whom had he food? From whom had he food? From whom had he food?
437. A big nose. A big nose. A big nose.
438. An old crow. An old crow. An old crow.
439. See it glow. See it glow. See it glow.
440. Kate boils many things. Kate boils many things. Kate boils many things.
441. She can bake good pies, too. She can bake good pies, too. She can bake good pies, too.
442. Mary can mend her own coat. Mary can mend her own coat. Mary can mend her own coat.
443. She sells many cloaks. She sells many cloaks. She sells many cloaks.
444. Kate makes a good cake. Kate makes a good cake. Kate makes a good cake.
445. Ship ahoy! Ship ahoy! Ship ahoy!
446. Now it is at the top. Now it is at the top. Now it is at the top.
447. Does your dog have boots? Does your dog have boots? Does your dog have boots?
448. So he found a good seat. So he found a good seat. So he found a good seat.
449. Then he lay down. Then he lay down. Then he lay down.
450. We went on the dirt road. We went on the dirt road. We went on the dirt road.
451. Mary knocked on the door. Mary knocked on the door. Mary knocked on the door.
452. Noise, a loud sound. Noise, a loud sound. Noise, a loud sound.
453. The door was shut. The door was shut. The door was shut.
454. Shook, did shake. Shook, did shake. Shook, did shake.
455. I like to row a boat. I like to row a boat. I like to row a boat.
456. It is a short row across the lake. It is a short row across the lake. It is a short row across the lake.
457. The road was rough. The road was rough. The road was rough.
458. She knows the reason why he was not in school. She knows the reason why he was not in school. She knows the reason why he was not in school.
459. Past, gone by. By. Past, gone by. By. Past, gone by. By.
460. The owl sits very still in the tree. The owl sits very still in the tree. The owl sits very still in the tree.
461. The train makes a noise. The train makes a noise. The train makes a noise.
462. Market, a place where food is sold. Market, a place where food is sold. Market, a place where food is sold.
463. The alarm clock makes a loud noise. The alarm clock makes a loud noise. The alarm clock makes a loud noise.
464. Loose, free. Not tight. Open. Loose, free. Not tight. Open. Loose, free. Not tight. Open.
465. A book was laid on the table. A book was laid on the table. A book was laid on the table.
466. I hid the book when you cannot find it. I hid the book when you cannot find it. I hid the book when you cannot find it.
467. Kids are little goats. Kids are little goats. Kids are little goats.
468. At what hour do you go to school? At what hour do you go to school? At what hour do you go to school?
469. I hid from him. I hid from him. I hid from him.
470. High school. High school. High school.
471. Held, did hold. Held, did hold. Held, did hold.
472. The fur of the fox is used on coats. The fur of the fox is used on coats. The fur of the fox is used on coats.
473. The show is free. The show is free. The show is free.
474. Is the street free of snow? Is the street free of snow? Is the street free of snow?
475. I'll go at noon, if my ma will let me. I'll go at noon, if my ma will let me. I'll go at noon, if my ma will let me.
476. We are scrubbing the floor. We are scrubbing the floor. We are scrubbing the floor.
477. We took a ride in the boat. We took a ride in the boat. We took a ride in the boat.
478. There are many boys and girls in this room. There are many boys and girls in this room. There are many boys and girls in this room.
479. Do you stay in the house when it rains? Do you stay in the house when it rains? Do you stay in the house when it rains?
480. It is very cool out here. It is very cool out here. It is very cool out here.
481. I could not find my book. I could not find my book. I could not find my book.
482. Do not run down the stairs. Do not run down the stairs. Do not run down the stairs.
483. Goose is very good to eat. Goose is very good to eat. Goose is very good to eat.
484. My hair is loose. My hair is loose. My hair is loose.
485. She has no food. She has no food. She has no food.
486. Could we not help her? Could we not help her? Could we not help her?
487. The leg of the table is loose. The leg of the table is loose. The leg of the table is loose.
488. He has a good mind. He has a good mind. He has a good mind.
489. Ticket, a paper or card that shows one has a right to do something. A label. Ticket, a paper or card that shows one has a right to do something. A label. Ticket, a paper or card that shows one has a right to do something. A label.
490. Fred's papa owns a new house. Fred's papa owns a new house. Fred's papa owns a new house.
491. They were not bad boys. They were not bad boys. They were not bad boys.
492. The boys will get their sleds. The boys will get their sleds. The boys will get their sleds.
493. The ground will freeze. The ground will freeze. The ground will freeze.
494. The man was in an ugly mood. The man was in an ugly mood. The man was in an ugly mood.
495. I hope to win a prize. I hope to win a prize. I hope to win a prize.
496. Click, a sharp little sound. Click, a sharp little sound. Click, a sharp little sound.
497. There is a crack in the floor. There is a crack in the floor. There is a crack in the floor.
498. The house is built around a court. The house is built around a court. The house is built around a court.
499. Colt, a young horse. Colt, a young horse. Colt, a young horse.
500. Chop, cut with a sharp tool. Chop, cut with a sharp tool. Chop, cut with a sharp tool.
501. Choose, pick out. Want. Choose, pick out. Want. Choose, pick out. Want.
502. My mother broke her string of green beads. My mother broke her string of green beads. My mother broke her string of green beads.
503. The dog will beg for food. The dog will beg for food. The dog will beg for food.
504. Mother will bake a cake for the cake sale at school. Mother will bake a cake for the cake sale at school. Mother will bake a cake for the cake sale at school.
505. Axe, a tool used to chop wood. Axe, a tool used to chop wood. Axe, a tool used to chop wood.
506. We went on the wrong road. We went on the wrong road. We went on the wrong road.
507. We went out to see what was wrong. We went out to see what was wrong. We went out to see what was wrong.
508. Untie, make loose. Untie, make loose. Untie, make loose.
509. The ice is too thin for skating. The ice is too thin for skating. The ice is too thin for skating.
510. May I trouble you to shut the door? May I trouble you to shut the door? May I trouble you to shut the door?
511. Twins often look alike. Twins often look alike. Twins often look alike.
512. They had to trade their fur skins for food. They had to trade their fur skins for food. They had to trade their fur skins for food.
513. Many foods are packed in tin cans. Many foods are packed in tin cans. Many foods are packed in tin cans.
514. Tired, needing rest or sleep. Tired, needing rest or sleep. Tired, needing rest or sleep.
515. She kicked off the shoe that hurt her. She kicked off the shoe that hurt her. She kicked off the shoe that hurt her.
516. I fear I am very late for school. I fear I am very late for school. I fear I am very late for school.
517. Flakes of snow fell through the air. Flakes of snow fell through the air. Flakes of snow fell through the air.
518. Jack wants to join our club. Jack wants to join our club. Jack wants to join our club.
519. Flour, grain ground very fine. Flour, grain ground very fine. Flour, grain ground very fine.
520. It was a good joke on us. It was a good joke on us. It was a good joke on us.
521. The dog licked my hand when I came home. The dog licked my hand when I came home. The dog licked my hand when I came home.
522. He kicked the stone out of his way. He kicked the stone out of his way. He kicked the stone out of his way.
523. This rug is longer than that one. This rug is longer than that one. This rug is longer than that one.
524. Lad, a boy. Lad, a boy. Lad, a boy.
525. That grain will be ground into flour. That grain will be ground into flour. That grain will be ground into flour.
526. The little girl can comb her own hair. The little girl can comb her own hair. The little girl can comb her own hair.
527. Life belt, a sort of jacket or wide belt worn to help one to stay near the top of water. Life belt, a sort of jacket or wide belt worn to help one to stay near the top of water. Life belt, a sort of jacket or wide belt worn to help one to stay near the top of water.
528. Choose, pick out. Choose, pick out. Choose, pick out.
529. Kicked, hit with the foot. Kicked, hit with the foot. Kicked, hit with the foot.
530. Our dog got loose. Our dog got loose. Our dog got loose.
531. Knife, a tool for cutting. Knife, a tool for cutting. Knife, a tool for cutting.
532. That was a long leap that the horse had to make over the brook. That was a long leap that the horse had to make over the brook. That was a long leap that the horse had to make over the brook.
533. Will you join our song? Will you join our song? Will you join our song?
534. The dog was filled with fright at the noise. The dog was filled with fright at the noise. The dog was filled with fright at the noise.
535. Glance, a quick look. To glance at. Glance, a quick look. To glance at. Glance, a quick look. To glance at.
536. We ate a pound and an ounce of trout. We ate a pound and an ounce of trout. We ate a pound and an ounce of trout.
537. She knows what the word means. She knows what the word means. She knows what the word means.
538. It is full of good wood. It is full of good wood. It is full of good wood.
539. The nun wore a black habit. The nun wore a black habit. The nun wore a black habit.
540. Please help me pile up these books. Please help me pile up these books. Please help me pile up these books.
541. Openings, space; parts which are open. Openings, space; parts which are open. Openings, space; parts which are open.
542. Don't go through the openings in the fence. Don't go through the openings in the fence. Don't go through the openings in the fence.
543. Does the mend in my stocking show? Does the mend in my stocking show? Does the mend in my stocking show?
544. The air in the old house was foul. The air in the old house was foul. The air in the old house was foul.
545. He was of noble blood. He was of noble blood. He was of noble blood.
546. The brook made a winding course through the woods. The brook made a winding course through the woods. The brook made a winding course through the woods.
547. Please boil my egg for four minutes Please boil my egg for four minutes Please boil my egg for four minutes
548. Why do you not like to go to school? Why do you not like to go to school? Why do you not like to go to school?
549. Belong, be part of. Be owned by. Belong, be part of. Be owned by. Belong, be part of. Be owned by.

9.6.3 Write random sentences

A random subset of sentences will be synthesized. Be patient with the synthesis. It will take a few seconds, especially the first time. The loweest possible WPM is 80, so to decrease overall WPM, increase word gap.

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9.6.4 Dictation exercises

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