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This famous alliterated sentence is a simple declaritive sentence beginning with a two-word proper noun, followed by a past tense active voice transitive action verb, a one-letter indefenite article, and a singular common noun as a direct object which is modified by a prepositional phrase consisting of a preposition, an adjective, and a plural common noun as the object of preposition. Except for the article and preposition, all the words begin with the same puffy consonant.
2007-02-28
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