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I am watching a movie about Benjamin Franklin.  \n2. Gabriel hunted deer when he was in Michigan.  \n3.George Washington looked for the British.  \n4.They were searching for a way to win.  \n5. Lucy is wishing for a new book to read.  \n6.My mother is ordering dinner from a restaurant.  \n7. My father is circling the parking lot for a good spot.  \n8.“I hate the rain,” Edward sighed.  \n9. The troops are marching into battle.  \n10. 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