Lets Read Sentences! Set 30. Do you like guns? I see one mug.

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Lets Read Sentences! Set 30

Do you like guns?

I see one mug.

The little pup is here.

The men have guns.

You can see the bug. The bug can see you.

Can you see a little bug?

Do you see one duck?

We can see one nun.

I can see one duck.

My mom has a cup.

Do you see the sun?

I see one cub.

Mom can see the rug.

We see the nun.

We will go look for nuts.

I will go look for bugs.

We are on the top.

Do you like buns?

We have to run.

The little tug boat is here.

We are here.

Do you see the little ducks?

What do you see?

Go get the rug.