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My coat has the same colour as Omar's coat.",[],{"words":109,"correct":119,"wrongIndex":78,"corrections":120},[21,110,23,111,112,113,114,32,115,116,29,117,118],"coats","red.","My","coat","has","equal","colour","Omar's","coat.","same",[119,121,122,123],"different","similar","opposite",{"id":125,"sentenceTemplate":126,"displayOrder":9,"explanation":127,"exampleSentence":128,"blanks":129,"payload":130},"01a01413-9637-7770-9eac-72a699b4ccf5","At the concert, Nora played the piano as good as her teacher.","The adverb 'well' describes how Nora played: as well as her teacher.","At the concert, Nora played the piano as well as her teacher.",[],{"words":131,"correct":139,"wrongIndex":78,"corrections":140},[132,32,133,134,135,32,136,29,137,29,75,138],"At","concert,","Nora","played","piano","good","teacher.","well",[139,141,142],"better","best",{"id":144,"sentenceTemplate":145,"displayOrder":146,"explanation":147,"exampleSentence":148,"blanks":149,"payload":150},"01a01413-9637-77e0-9eac-72a699b9827d","Both trains stopped at platform 4. 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