Write a dialogue in a classroom where the teacher instructs students to continuously add to a sentence. Each student repeats the previous sentence and simply adds to it. In addition to the teacher beginning the sentence, there should be 10 students adding to it. Format the dialogue like a script with the NAME: dialogue.
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Write a dialogue in a classroom where the teacher instructs students to continuously add to a sentence. Each student repeats the previous sentence and simply adds to it. In addition to the teacher beginning the sentence, there should be 10 students adding to it. Format the dialogue like a script with the NAME: dialogue.
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TEACHER: We're going to play a sort of game today where we have to listen to each other and add to what each person says. It's a listening, language, and memory game. I'll start with a sentence, and we'll go around the circle. When it's your turn, you have to repeat the sentence and add something to it: maybe an adjective or an adverb, or maybe even a simple sentence. Any questions? Okay, I'll start.

TEACHER: "My dog eats." Sarah, you're next.
SARAH: My dog, Poppy, eats.
TOMAS: My dog, Poppy, eats tacos.
DEVON: My dog, Poppy, eats spicy chicken tacos.
YASMIN: My dog, Poppy, eats spicy chicken tacos every Tuesday for breakfast.
LILY: My dog, Poppy, eats spicy chicken tacos with extra cheese every Tuesday for breakfast.
CHARLIE:: My fat dog, Poppy, eats spicy chicken tacos with extra cheese and salsa every Tuesday for breakfast.
COREY My fat, fluffy dog, Poppy, eats spicy chicken tacos with extra cheese and salsa every Tuesday for breakfast and then burps.
ISABELLA: My fat, fluffy dog, Poppy, eats spicy chicken tacos with extra cheese and salsa every Tuesday for breakfast and then burps loudly.
XIAO: My fat, fluffy dog, Poppy, eats extra-spicy chicken tacos with extra cheese and salsa every Tuesday for breakfast and then burps really loudly.
TRINITY: My fat, fluffy dog, Poppy, eats extra-spicy chicken tacos with extra cheese and salsa every Tuesday for breakfast and then burps really loudly and scares my baby sister.
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Write a dialogue in a classroom where the teacher instructs students to continuously add to a sentence. Each student repeats the previous sentence and simply adds to it. In addition to the teacher beginning the sentence, there should be 10 students adding to it. Format the dialogue like a script with the NAME: dialogue.</s>
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TEACHER: We're going to play a sort of game today where we have to listen to each other and add to what each person says. It's a listening, language, and memory game. I'll start with a sentence, and we'll go around the circle. When it's your turn, you have to repeat the sentence and add something to it: maybe an adjective or an adverb, or maybe even a simple sentence. Any questions? Okay, I'll start.

TEACHER: "My dog eats." Sarah, you're next.
SARAH: My dog, Poppy, eats.
TOMAS: My dog, Poppy, eats tacos.
DEVON: My dog, Poppy, eats spicy chicken tacos.
YASMIN: My dog, Poppy, eats spicy chicken tacos every Tuesday for breakfast.
LILY: My dog, Poppy, eats spicy chicken tacos with extra cheese every Tuesday for breakfast.
CHARLIE:: My fat dog, Poppy, eats spicy chicken tacos with extra cheese and salsa every Tuesday for breakfast.
COREY My fat, fluffy dog, Poppy, eats spicy chicken tacos with extra cheese and salsa every Tuesday for breakfast and then burps.
ISABELLA: My fat, fluffy dog, Poppy, eats spicy chicken tacos with extra cheese and salsa every Tuesday for breakfast and then burps loudly.
XIAO: My fat, fluffy dog, Poppy, eats extra-spicy chicken tacos with extra cheese and salsa every Tuesday for breakfast and then burps really loudly.
TRINITY: My fat, fluffy dog, Poppy, eats extra-spicy chicken tacos with extra cheese and salsa every Tuesday for breakfast and then burps really loudly and scares my baby sister.</s>
