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We worked on making more sentences. Each student was assigned the same action verb, but they had to make different grammatical structures with the same sentence. The sentence used is the first grammatical sentence made by the student who created it. The sentence is in the present tense. 

I put their initial next to each sentence they say for later reference. The students are starting to create sentences faster. That is great. Each sentence is spoken verbally. I write the sentences for the students to save time. 

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