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The document lists various toys that a child has, including a ball, top, kite, yoyo, puzzle, tricycle, balloon, doll, teddy bear, puppet, slide, and blocks.
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Toys!
- 1. “Ball, I have a ball.”
- 2. “Top, I have a top.”
- 3. “Kite, I have a kite.”
- 4. “Yoyo, I have a yoyo.”
- 5. “Puzzle, I have a puzzle.”
- 6. “Tricycle, I have a tricycle.”
- 7. “Balloon, I have a balloon.”
- 8. “Doll, I have a doll.”
- 9. “Teddy Bear, I have a teddy bear.”
- 10. “Puppet, I have a puppet.”
- 11. “Slide, I have a slide.”
- 12. “Blocks, I have blocks.”