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There are 6 people in the park. Each one of them has 2 pieces of bubble gum. How many pieces of bubblegum are there? take six, put anything behind it that is a noun. take two. Put another noun behind it. AND THERE YOU GO!



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There are 6 people in the park. Each one of them has 2 pieces of bubble gum. How many pieces of bubblegum are there? take six, put anything behind it that is a noun. take two. Put another noun behind it. AND THERE YOU GO!



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There are 6 people in the park. Each one of them has 2 pieces of bubble gum. How many pieces of bubblegum are there? take six, put anything behind it that is a noun. take two. Put another noun behind it. AND THERE YOU GO!

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