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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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picked / plucked out
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John gave the poor old man some food. The old man was grateful. The old man in return gave John a papaya seed.
After a few days, he saw some golden papayas / papaya from the papaya tree. He picked out / plucked out some on /
from the tree.
John gave the poor old man some food. The old man was grateful. The old man in return gave John a papaya seed.
After a few days, he saw some golden papayas / papaya from the papaya tree. He picked out / plucked out some on /
from the tree.
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John gave the poor old man some food. The old man was grateful , and in return gave John a papaya seed. After a few months , he saw some golden papayas on the tree .
- John gave the poor old man some food.
- The old man was grateful , and in return gave John a papaya seed.
- After a few months , he saw some golden papayas on the tree .
- He picked some.
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John gave the poor old man some food. The old man was grateful, and in return gave John a papaya seed.
After a few months, he saw some golden papayas on the tree. He picked some.
John gave the poor old man some food. The old man was grateful, and in return gave John a papaya seed.
After a few months, he saw some golden papayas on the tree. He picked some.
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