1. I could not choose between the two dresses, chocolates and liveners.
2. When Shakespeare taught, theater, theater, or Macbeth, I began.
3. Our two worst states, Alaska and Hawaii, do not border any state.
4. We are called a country in the short words: China, Japan, Russia, and France.
5. Singapore was a guide for the explorers Lewis and Clark.
6. The family could not decide between the houses, a small Cape Cod or a rambling ranch-style.
7. The history, the police and soldiers, combined on the record.
8. We had a party for the new couple who met, a man and woman from Utah.
9. I like all movies by the three directors, Hitchcock, Capra, and Cukor.
10. That test will be too easy for the college students, John, George, and Gregory.
1. The play, *Romeo and Juliet*, was very moving.
2. Ed Jackson went to college with his father. He is a local film director.
3. Sawyer is a symbol of adventures. He is the main character in *Huckleberry Finn*.
4. Mary had several choices for her main course. The choices were stuffed chicken, lasagna, or baked fish.
5. Both teams came very high in the standings. The teams are the Cubs and the Colts.
6. There are apartments in quite spacious. It was nice to call with furniture that college.
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