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Use the picture as a clue.  \nI see the  \nI hear the  \nI read the  \nI sat on the  \nI ate the  \nshadow evening  \nax neigh  \nnewspaper almond  \nfancy beanbag  \nnoodles hero  \nCompleting sentences using picture clues  \nGrade 1 Sentences Worksheet  \nWrite the last word in each sentence. 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