The Complete Encyclopedia of Games 3/GAMES1000V3_d2.iso/kids/unicorn/both.mdl

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! Following is the file of words
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.EXERCISE,1,"Words with ","d e f g h i j k r u"

he hi if

did die dig due dug egg err fed fee fie fig fir fur gee gig grr her hid hie
hue hug ire irk jig jug keg kid red ref rid rig rue rug ugh

deed deer died dike dire dirk dude edge feed feud fife fire gird grid guff
heed herd here hide hike hire huff huge jeer jerk reed reek reef ride rife
rude ruff urge

dirge dried eerie freed fried fudge greed grief gruff guide hedge hiked
irked judge ridge urged

.EXERCISE,2,"Adding ","a l s t y"

as at it is us

add age ail air ale all are ash ask ate aye day dry dye ear eat eek eel elk
era err eye fad far fat fit fly fry gas get gut guy had has hat hay hey hit
hut ill jar jay jet jut key lad lag lay led lee leg let lid lie rag rat ray
rut rye sad sag sat say sea see set she shy sit ski sky sly sue tad tag tar
tea the tie try tug use yak yes yet

aged arid dark dare dash date deal dear desk dial dill dirt dish disk dull
dusk dust earl ease east easy else eyes fade fail fair fall fake fare fast
fate fear feat feel feet fell file fill fish fist flay fray free full furl
fuss gale gash gate gear girl glad glue grit gull gush gust hail hair half
halt hare hash hate heal heat held hill hilt hiss hull hurl hurt hush husk
idle jade jail jest just keel kill kilt kiss kite lady lair lake lark lash
last late lead leaf leak left less lest liar lied lilt list lull lute rage
raid raft rail rake rare rash read real rear reef reel rest rise risk ruse
rush rust sage said sail salt sash seal sear seat seek seer sell shag shed
side sigh sill silk silt site suit sure tail tale take task tear tell test
that this thud thus tide tile tile till tray tree tusk ugly yard year yell

aisle alert asked daisy dread dress dusty eight fault feast fight flute
glass grass grade great greet haste later liked ready right sheet shelf
shell stair style taste terse there these tiger trade tread usher yeast

.EXERCISE,3,"Adding ","b c n o p v w"

an
do
go
no
of oh on or
so
to
up
we

ace ago ant ape awe
bad bag ban bar bat bay bed beg bet bib bid big bin bit bob bog boo bow boy
bud bug bun bus bye
cab cap car cat caw cod cog coo con cop cot cow coy cud cup cur cut
dab den dew din doe dog dot dub dun
ebb end ewe eve
fan fen few fin foe fog for fun
gab gap gin goo got gun
hen hew hic hip hoe hop hot how hub
ice ink
jab jaw job jog jot joy
kin
lab lap law lip lot low
nab nag nap net new nib nip now nun nut
oak oar ode odd off oil old opt ore owe owl own
pad pan par pat paw pay pea peg pen pep pet pew pin pip pit pod pop pot pow
pry pub pug pun pup put
ran rap raw rib rip rod rot row rub run
sap saw sew sin sip sob sod son sow soy spy sun
tab tan tap ten tin tip toe ton too top tow toy tub two
urn
van vat vet vow
wad wag wan was way web wed wee wet why wig win wit woe won
yap yaw yew yip yen

able abet abut ache aunt aura aver awed
baby back bait bake bald ball band bane bark barn base bash bath bawl bead
beak bean bear beep beer beet bell bend best bike bill bind bird bite bled
blew blow blue boar boat boil bold bond bone boot bore born boss both bowl
bran brat bred buck burn burr bust byre byte
cage cake call calf cane cape card cart case cash cast cats cave clan clap
claw clay clip clop club coal coat coil cold colt cone cool coop cope core
cord corn cost cove cowl crew cube cuff cull cult cure curt cute
dawn deck deep dice dine dive dock dogs doll done door dope dose dote dove
down draw drew duck dune
earn echo edit envy etch even ever
face fawn fine five flap flaw flip flop foal foil fold folk fond font food
foot fork fort foul four fowl
gape give gnat gnaw goal goat goes gold golf gone good gore grid grip grow
hack hand have heap hive hold hole hood hoof hoop hoot hope horn host hour
howl
idol into inch iron itch
joke jolt jowl
keen keep kick kind kink knee knew knob know
lace lack lane lank lean leap lice lick line link lint lion live loaf loan
lock loft look loon loop loot lope lord lore lost love luck
nail navy near neat neck need never nice nine none noon nose note
oink opal open oral ouch oven over
pace pack pact page paid pail pain pair pale pant park part pass past path
pave peak pear peas peck peek peel peep peer pert pick pier pike pile pill
pine pink pipe pith plan play plea plod plop plot poet poke pole pond pony
pool poor pore pork port post pour pray prey puck puff pull punt pure purr
push pyre
race rack rain rave reap rice ripe rink roan roar robe rock rode roll roof
root rope rose rove rune
sack sane save sect seen seep sewn ship shoe shop show sick sign sink snag
snap snow soak soap soar sock sofa soft soil sold sole soon soot sore sort
soul sown spry suck
tack taco tact tape teen thaw thin tick toad tock toll tool tone toot torn
toss tote tour town tube tuck tune turn twin
unit upon
vain vase vast veal veer veil vest vice view vile vine vole vote
wade waft wage wail wait wake wand wane warn wary wave weak wear weld well
weed weep went were west what when whew whip wick wide wife wild will wind
wine wink wipe wire wise with wolf woke word wore worn wren
yack yarn yawn yoke yolk

.EXERCISE,4,"Adding longer words and ","m q x z"

aim am aqua arm axe azure
bamboo beam bomb box boxer boxing bump
calm came camp chime clamp climb comb come computer crazy crumb
dam dame damp daze dim dime dome doze dream drum dumb dump
elm embers emerald empty equal excellent exist extinct
fame family farm fax firm fix fixed fixing flax flaxen foam fox frame freeze
from froze
game gem germ gleam gnome
ham harm haze hazy hem him home hum human hump
image imagine imp
jam
lamb lame lamp lax lazy limb lime limp loam loom lump lynx
mad mace made magazine mail main make male mall man map mare mass mat mate
may maze meal mean meat meek meet meow mere mess met mew mice mid mild mile
milk mill mime mine miss mist mix moan moat mob mole mop more moss most move
mow much mud mug mule mumps muse muss mute mutt
name numb
omit ox oxen ooze ozone
palm poem pomp pompom pump
quaint quay queen quell quick quiet quite quiver
ram realm rhyme rim roam room rum
same seam seem smart smile some sum
tame team teem term thumb thump time tomb tomtom
vex vixen
warm wax waxen wham whiz wiz wizard worm
yam yum
zany zap zebra zero zest zip zipper zone zoo zoom

! These would have been okay for exercise 3 except too long

above acorn agent arrow
bacon basin beard beast bison bread
chief child clock creep
drone dwell
fever filly finger frost
geese ghost glove goose
honey horse
jewel
kneel knife knock
light lucky
north
otter
parka puppy
raved raven round
shear sheep shock shove sparks sword
thank there their thing think touch tough
uncle
waist whack whale where while white wreck

.EXERCISE,5,"Adding words with ","capital letters"

Adam Alan Ann Anne April Arizona August Aunt
Ben Bev Bess Betty Bill Bob
California Canada Carol Carrie Cathy Chris Cindy Connie
Dad Daniel Dave David Debbie December
Father February Felix Fred Friday
Heather
Karen K.D. Kris
James January Jesse Jill Jim Joe John June Julie July
Larry Lee Les Lisa
March Max Mary May Monday Mother Miss
November
October
Pam Paul Peter
Rex Rick Rob Robert
Sandy Saturday September Sparky Spot Sunday
Ted Terry Texas Thursday Tim Tom Tuesday
Uncle
Wednesday

.EXERCISE,6,"Adding words ","with punctuation"

Adam's Alan's Ann's aren't
Ben's Bev's Bill's Bob's
can't Cathy's couldn't
Dad's Dave's didn't don't Dr.
Heather's
I I'd I'll I've isn't it's
K.D.'s
Larry's Lee's Lisa's
ma'am Mr. Mrs. Ms.
Pam's Paul's Pete's
Rick's Rob's
shouldn't
they'll they're
uh-oh U.S.A.
we'd we'll we're won't wouldn't
x-ray
you're you'll

animal
donkey dragon
golden green
hedgehog
monkey
orange
running
silver stallion squirrel
unicorn unicorn
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! Following is the file of sentences, one sentence per line
"!Automatically generated - BOTH

.EXERCISE,1,RED,"Short sentences ",""

He danced.
He hid.
He played.
He ran.
He swam.
He is busy.
He is tall.
He is nice.
He ate ice cream.
He said hello.
He took the car.
He lit a fire.
I danced.
I hid.
I left.
I looked.
I played.
I ran.
I swam.
I am cold.
I am tired.
I ate cake.
I hugged her.
I went home.
I had a nap.
I ate some pie.
I wore a hat.
She danced.
She hid.
She left.
She looked.
She played.
She ran.
She smiled.
She swam.
She hugged him.
She is happy.
She is tired.
She is pretty.
She ate pie.
She looked back.
She went home.
She took the bus.
She rang the bell.
We danced.
We left.
We looked.
We played.
We ran.
We swam.
We all played.
We are here.
We are happy.
We ate pizza.
We came in.
We had pie.
We will talk.
We looked at it.
We saw the moon.
You danced.
You hid.
You left.
You looked.
You played.
You ran.
You smiled.
You swam.
You are here.
You came over.
It is cold.
It is hot.
It is morning.
It is night.
It is raining.
It is snowing.
It is warm.
It is windy.
It is too cold.
It is too wet.
It was too hot.
Frogs hop.
Bears eat honey.
Birds eat seeds.
Dogs chase cats.
Eat an egg.
Eat an orange.
Take a nap.
Take a trip.
An owl hooted.
The fox hid.
The lion roared.
The wolf howled.
Look at the stars.
A bird flew over.
The bear ate honey.
The cake is good.
The cat is black.
The cow ate grass.
The deer ate hay.
The dog dug holes.
The night is dark.
The sky is blue.
The swan swam.
The zoo was fun.

.EXERCISE,2,LIGHTGREY,"Sentences with longer words ",""

Crocodiles hide.
Eagles fly.
Rabbits hop.
Sparrows hop.
Dragons fly.
I laughed.
I smiled.
You laughed.
You talked.
We walked.
He walked.
He smiled.
She giggled.
The fire burned.
The dog barked.
The kangaroo hopped.
The unicorn played.
Giraffes are tall.
Cats chase mice.
Foxes chase mice.
The porcupine slept.
Whales eat plankton.
Huskies pull sleds.
Cats eat fish.
Parrots can talk.
Everyone ate cookies.
It rained yesterday.
The kittens played.
I got dressed.
I like butterscotch.
He is walking.
She came yesterday.
We laughed together.
We went swimming.
We played catch.
They played cards.
The house is large.
The horse ate grass.
My horse likes sugar.
The parade was exciting.
The zoo was crowded.
The morning is fine.
The results were excellent.
The computer is on.
My shoes are untied.
The cat climbed up.
The armadillo waddled away.
A butterfly fluttered by.
I have a poodle.
I saw a hedgehog.
I rode a donkey.
I ride my horse.
I go to school.
He waved a wand.
He went to school.
He caught a fish.
He will visit tomorrow.
She wrote a letter.
She saw three kittens.
She enjoyed the game.
She visited my house.
We saw three donkeys.
We saw a juggler.
We watched the parade.
We cut the pineapple.
We opened the coconut.
We laughed and played.
We sang and danced.
You rode an elephant.
You entered the forest.
You became a fox.
You became a fish.
You became a mouse.
You enjoyed the computer.
The flamingo is pink.
Please pass the sugar.
The squirrel ate mushrooms.
Peacocks have beautiful tails.
The goat drank water.
The jungle is green.
The unicorn is beautiful.
The unicorn is missing.
The magic is gone.
The dragon is fierce.
The wizard has a computer.

.EXERCISE,3,CYAN,"Longer sentences ",""

My horse jumped the fence.
Scorpions live in the desert.
Some birds were singing noisily.
The antelope leaped the hedge.
The elephant smashed the fence.
The turtle enjoyed the sunshine.
The monkey ate a banana.
The cat climbed the tree.
I saw the unicorn swimming.
I saw the dragon flying.
She slept in the sun.
She has a glowing amulet.
She has a new bracelet.
He climbed in the branches.
We watched the sleepy bear.
You turned into a fish.
You turned into a fox.

The cat sat on the mat.
The mouse ran into the castle.
The mouse runs through the maze.
There are no doors or windows.
The porcupine slept in a tree.
The penguin slid on the ice.
Four lizards slept in the sun.
The tiger lives in the jungle.
The dragon flew over the castle.
The unicorn played with the dragon.
The wizard asked me for help.
The wizard is looking for mushrooms.
The wizard turned you into a fox.
Tadpoles grow up to be frogs.
Caterpillars grow up to be butterflies.
Please tell me what to say.
I enjoy playing on my computer.
I learned to wave the wand.
We were playing in the rain.
You turned into a tiny mouse.

The wizard is looking for the unicorn.
The wizard asked you to help him.
The snake slithered through the long grass.
The cat curled up on the rug.
A raccoon hid in the hollow tree.
The dragon flew high in the sky.
The amulet turned you into a red fox.
None of them came to school today.
My sister and I watched a parade.
I chased my horse through the fields.
We picked some flowers on the mountain.
We took the long way to school.

The dog chased the cat around the maple tree.
The big brown bear ate the delicious honey.
We picked some of the pretty red flowers.
Three of the kittens climbed the oak tree.

The dog dug a hole in the front yard.
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
One of the kittens is stuck in a tree.
There was an owl sitting on a post nearby.
My father and I went to the zoo yesterday.

The dog and her puppies slept in a cardboard box.

.EXERCISE,4,MAGENTA,"Sentences with punctuation ",""

Do dogs chase cats?
Did you laugh?
Did you eat an orange?
Do you want to run?
Is the unicorn silver?
How big is the dragon?
Can the dragon fly?
Can penguins fly?
What did you do?
What should I do?
What did she say?
What did he think?
Which way should I go?
Did she?
Did we?
How far?
How much is it?
Can you come and get me?
How many miles is it?
Is this game almost over?
Are we there yet?
The bear, full of honey, went to sleep.
The unicorn ran, and swam in the lake.
In the morning, we played.
In the evening, she went to bed.
Every day, we go to school.
On the way, she played with her friends.
By the pond, I caught a big frog.
Behind the house, I saw a furry fox.
In the stream, she saw many minnows.
Near the camp, we saw a weasel.
When we stopped, we built a fire.
In my dream, the animals talked.
What a big bear!
Hey there!
Good dog!
Bad dog!
Hello!
Hello, there!
Come here!
Sit down!
Look out!
Run!
Watch out!
Let's play a game.
Don't walk.
Don't talk.
You can't catch me!
K.D. ran down the street.
K.D. will find the unicorn.
K.D. likes horses.
K.D.'s horse is in the pasture.
K.D.'s horse likes sugar.
Adam's sister came over.
Adam's little sister played with us.
Alan's brother said hello.
Ann's dog is a husky.
Aren't you coming?
Ben's friend is here.
Bev's dog is a poodle.
Bill's car doesn't start.
Bob's uncle is visiting.
I can't come.
Cathy's aunt is away.
He couldn't climb the tree.
Dad's hat is by the door.
Dave's computer stopped working.
I didn't know.
Dragons don't like watermelon.
I'll take it to school for you.
I've seen the animals.
He isn't coming.
Heather's horse is black.
It's raining.
It's snowing.
It's a nice day.
Larry's horse is white.
Lee's brother is tall.
Patty's friend brought cookies.
Lisa's sister is nice.
Pam's dog ran away.
Paul's car is in the garage.
Pete's new computer is excellent.
Rick's winter coat is bright red.
Rob's dog has a big bone.
We shouldn't be long.
They'll lend us a computer.
They're not coming until later.
We'd like to play ball.
We'll be late.
We're not coming.
He won't like it.
You wouldn't like it.
You're happy.
You'll be sorry.

.EXERCISE,5,GREEN,"Sentences with capitals ",""

Ann found an amusing albatross in Alberta.
A big bear brought Bob to British Columbia.
Mary met a moose in Manitoba.
Nancy heard a nightingale in Nova Scotia.
An otter in Ontario played with Oliver.
Porcupines are not popular in the Canadian provinces.
Quinn saw a quail in Quebec.
Sue saw some squirrels in Saskatchewan.
Yuri went looking for yaks in the Yukon.

Adam and an armadillo ate avocados in Arizona.
Arctic foxes live in Alaska.
An antelope chased Alan across Arkansas.
An alligator from Alabama visited Atlanta.
Chameleons change in Colorado.
In Connecticut, Cathy crunched caramels.
A caterpillar crawled from California to Canada.
Did you know Dover is the capital of Delaware?
Florida is full of frogs and flamingos.
Any giraffe in Georgia must be gigantic.
Would Heather like to ride a horse in Hawaii?
Are there any iguanas in Indiana?
K.D. caught a kangaroo in Kansas.
Cats and kittens come to Kentucky.
Larry's lizard has never been to Louisiana.
Many moths meet in Missouri.
Mice cannot cross the Mississippi.
A pine marten ate marshmallows in Montana.
Ned heard a nighthawk in New York.
Never leave your nutshells in Nebraska.
Las Vegas is in Nevada.
New Mexico is near Mexico.
An owl in Oregon often hooted at Oscar.
In my opinion, opossums don't belong in Oklahoma.
An ostrich in Ohio would be awfully far from home.
Peter and his poodle ate pizza in Pennsylvania.
It would be ridiculous to ride a rabbit to Rhode Island.
Sam swam with a shark in South Carolina.
Does South Dakota have spiders and snakes?
Take two turkeys to Texas for Thanksgiving.
Touring turtles travel to Tennessee.
Is the unicorn in Utah?
Vikings believed the Valkyries flew to Valhalla.
Vicky ran from a vampire in Vermont.
Vincent and Vera spent Valentine's Day in Virginia.
Wally met a werewolf in West Virginia.
In Wisconsin, Wendy went for a walk with wolves.
A woodpecker went after Wanda in Washington.
Willie walked with a weasel in Wyoming on Wednesday.

.EXERCISE,6,YELLOW,"Sentences with numbers ",""

January 1st is New Year's Day.
February 2nd is Groundhog Day.
February 14th is Valentine's Day.
March 15th is the Ides of March.
March 17th is St. Patrick's Day.
April 1st is April Fool's Day.
July 1st is Canada Day.
July 4th is Independence Day.
October 31st is Hallowe'en.
December 24th is Christmas Eve.
December 25th is Christmas.
December 26th is Boxing Day.

In 44 B.C., Julius Caesar died in Rome.
In 1066, the Normans conquered England.
In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue.
The Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776.
The British North America Act created Canada in 1867.
753 B.C. is the date of the founding of Rome.
The first Olympic games were held in 776 B.C. at Olympia.
The first modern Olympic games were held in 1896.

The wizard said, "Count to 3."
Click your heels 3 times, and say, "There's no place like home."
Frodo the hobbit had 8 companions to help him destroy the ring.
The genie granted us 3 wishes.
There are 12 signs of the zodiac.
There are 4 winds, from the 4 corners of the earth.
K.D. and Heather played 5 games on the computer.
Snow White lived with 7 dwarves.
Ivan the Bear ate 7 pots of honey.
Many people think 13 is an unlucky number.
Most buildings do not have a 13th floor.
Is 7 a lucky number?
Hercules had the strength of 7.
Beowulf, who killed Grendel the troll, had the strength of 7.
Lancelot had the strength of 10 because his heart was pure.
It rained for 40 days and 40 nights.
September has 30 days.
February has 28 days, except in leap years when it has 29.
All insects have 6 legs.
Spiders are not insects because they have 8 legs.
Parrots can live to be 100 years old.
There are 2 sides to every story.
Cinderella had 2 stepsisters.
The amulet has turned you into 3 different animals.
A week has 7 days.
You need to type sentences for 5 minutes.
There are 5 days of school every week.
A score is 20; for example, 4 score and 7 years is 87 years.
A fortnight is 14 days, or 2 weeks.
There are about 1 million seconds in 2 weeks.
There are 365 days in a year.
Most months have 30 or 31 days.