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  • These Words Have / P/ or / B / Sounds. How Many of The Pictures Can You Name ?

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    The passage describes Peter batting better than Pat pouring butter. Peter told Pat that he batted poorly and should pour the butter better before batting again. This exchange is repeated multiple times in the passage.

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    The passage describes Peter batting better than Pat pouring butter. Peter told Pat that he batted poorly and should pour the butter better before batting again. This exchange is repeated multiple times in the passage.

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    These Words Have / P/ or / B / Sounds. How Many of The Pictures Can You Name ?

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    The passage describes Peter batting better than Pat pouring butter. Peter told Pat that he batted poorly and should pour the butter better before batting again. This exchange is repeated multiple times in the passage.

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    These words have / p/ or / b / sounds. How many of the pictures can you name ?

    Peter batted better than Pat poured butter, so Peter told Pat he batted poorly and better pour the butter better before he batted.

    Peter batted better than Pat poured butter, so Peter told Pat he batted poorly and better pour the butter better before he batted.

    Peter batted better than Pat poured butter, so Peter told Pat he batted poorly and better pour the butter better before he batted.

    Peter batted better than Pat poured butter, so Peter told Pat he batted poorly and better pour the butter better before he batted.

    Peter batted better than Pat poured butter, so Peter told Pat he batted poorly and better pour the butter better before he batted.

    Peter batted better than Pat poured butter, so Peter told Pat he batted poorly and better pour the butter better before he batted.

    Peter batted better than Pat poured butter, so Peter told Pat he batted poorly and better pour the butter better before he batted.

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