Yakety yak
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Yakety enjoys playing with yo-yos and eating yams in his backyard, where he yanks yo-yos and eats yummy yams. The document also notes that Yakety's yo-yos and yams start with Y, and invites the reader to join Yakety in yanking yo-yos in the yard.
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- 2. Yakety Yak yanks yo-yos
- 3. In his backyard, yank yank
- 4. Yakety eats yummy yams
- 5. In his backyard, yum yum
- 6. Y is for Yakety’s yo-yos
- 7. Y is for his yummy yams
- 8. Let’s yank yo-yos with Yakety