Case Study The Great Bobby

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1. Bobby was able remove the stain from his favorite yellow shirt by soaking it overnight.
2. bobby who was in the farmhouse at the moment heard a car stop, an unusual occurrence in such a remote area.
3. The motion of the stroller put the baby to sleep quite quickly which gave Mrs. Brown some much-needed silence.
4. It was fun to see the emotions in bobby’s face when he opened his birthday present and a puppy jumped out and licked his nose.
5. bobby will never get promoted in this company because he is simply too lazy.
6. bobby tried to motivate his daughter to clean her room which looked like a pigsty.
7. bobby put too much laundry in the washing machine and burned out the motor.
8. bobby’s broken leg limited his mobility and was not able to play soccer for 2 months.
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The video that jimmy made seemed to last forever put Joe to sleep.
10. Grampa Joey forgot to pack provisions for the hike so when they finally got to Mount Meru only to find that the only food they had was little Christopher’s candy bar,
11. It was evident to everyone who looked at the deformed cookies that Julie was not a good cook.
12. Not having time to revise her work, Valerie submitted her rough draft and hooped for the best.
13. When looking out the window on the 93rd floor, bobby thought he could see every building in the city.
14. joey learned in art class that the color combination with the biggest visual impact is black and yellow.
15. Bobby was disappointed when the view of the mountains from the plane was obscured by the

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