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again
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading “Clip, clip, clip,” went Old Uncle Mouser’s cane as he went down the path.
back
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From this reading He called back, “I will come again, if I may sleep in my red plush-lined basket.”
basket
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From this reading He called back, “I will come again, if I may sleep in my red plush-lined basket.”
bye
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
called
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
cane
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From this reading “Clip, clip, clip,” went Old Uncle Mouser’s cane as he went down the path.
Clip
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From this reading “Clip, clip, clip,” went Old Uncle Mouser’s cane as he went down the path.
come
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
day
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
down
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From this reading “Clip, clip, clip,” went Old Uncle Mouser’s cane as he went down the path.
FLAG
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
Good
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading “Clip, clip, clip,” went Old Uncle Mouser’s cane as he went down the path.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading Old Mother Kit-Cat put on her sun-bonnet and took her market basket and went to town.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading Twinkle Toes went off waving his Magic Mittens and he waltzed round and round.
home
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading He called back, “I will come again, if I may sleep in my red plush-lined basket.”
ifconjunctionUS /ɪf/
on condition that; in the event that
From this reading He called back, “I will come again, if I may sleep in my red plush-lined basket.”
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading He called back, “I will come again, if I may sleep in my red plush-lined basket.”
Kit-Cat
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From this reading Old Mother Kit-Cat put on her sun-bonnet and took her market basket and went to town.
Kittens
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
Little
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
Magic
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From this reading Twinkle Toes went off waving his Magic Mittens and he waltzed round and round.
market
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From this reading Old Mother Kit-Cat put on her sun-bonnet and took her market basket and went to town.
maymodal verbUS /meɪ/
used to say something is possible, or to give permission
From this reading He called back, “I will come again, if I may sleep in my red plush-lined basket.”
Mittens
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From this reading Twinkle Toes went off waving his Magic Mittens and he waltzed round and round.
Mother
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From this reading Old Mother Kit-Cat put on her sun-bonnet and took her market basket and went to town.
Mouser
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
Mouser's
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From this reading “Clip, clip, clip,” went Old Uncle Mouser’s cane as he went down the path.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading He called back, “I will come again, if I may sleep in my red plush-lined basket.”
NAMING
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
next
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
off
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From this reading Twinkle Toes went off waving his Magic Mittens and he waltzed round and round.
Old
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From this reading “Clip, clip, clip,” went Old Uncle Mouser’s cane as he went down the path.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Old Mother Kit-Cat put on her sun-bonnet and took her market basket and went to town.
path
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From this reading “Clip, clip, clip,” went Old Uncle Mouser’s cane as he went down the path.
plush-lined
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From this reading He called back, “I will come again, if I may sleep in my red plush-lined basket.”
put
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From this reading Old Mother Kit-Cat put on her sun-bonnet and took her market basket and went to town.
red
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From this reading He called back, “I will come again, if I may sleep in my red plush-lined basket.”
round
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From this reading Twinkle Toes went off waving his Magic Mittens and he waltzed round and round.
sleep
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From this reading He called back, “I will come again, if I may sleep in my red plush-lined basket.”
soon
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
sun-bonnet
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From this reading Old Mother Kit-Cat put on her sun-bonnet and took her market basket and went to town.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
Three
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
Toes
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
took
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From this reading Old Mother Kit-Cat put on her sun-bonnet and took her market basket and went to town.
town
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From this reading Old Mother Kit-Cat put on her sun-bonnet and took her market basket and went to town.
Twinkle
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
Uncle
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
uspronounUS /ʌs/
the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
visit
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
waltzed
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From this reading Twinkle Toes went off waving his Magic Mittens and he waltzed round and round.
waving
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From this reading Twinkle Toes went off waving his Magic Mittens and he waltzed round and round.
went
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From this reading NAMING THE FLAG Uncle Mouser and Twinkle Toes went home next day, and the Three Little Kittens called “Good bye, good bye, good bye, come again soon to visit us.”
willmodal verbUS /wɪl/
used to talk about the future, or about willingness
From this reading He called back, “I will come again, if I may sleep in my red plush-lined basket.”
