Dee Dee, dovey dovey.

Meg, get a get a stick or something.

Finish boiling the carrots.

She hates carrots.

How much do the carrots cost?

He hates carrots.

Tom peeled the carrots.

I hate carrots.

Rabbits love carrots.

Tom hates carrots.

Tom sliced the carrots.

Tom likes carrots.

I like carrots.

I peeled the carrots.

I peeled the carrots.

Do you like carrots?

Do you like carrots?

Tom bought some carrots.

Tom planted carrots.

You're going too far.

The dog was sniffing a stick.

The dog sniffed the stick.

Tom is overdoing it.

The dog fetched the stick.

I'm looking for a stick.

I went over the top.

Throw down your staff.

'Cast down thy staff.'

And cast thou down thy staff.

Throw down your staff.

He received the command Throw away your rod!

Throw down thy staff.

You have made a stick.

How do you get children, not just to to eat their carrots and drink milk, but after they have the carrots and milk, to report that they tasted good. Better than your normal carrot. Better than your normal glass of milk?

You can easily attach it to the stick or put it on the hat.

Nobody likes eating carrots.

Carrots are good for the eyesight.

Let me cut the carrots.

Let me cut the carrots.

Let me cut the carrots.

The boy doesn't like carrots.

The carrots cost three dollars.

Peel the potatoes and carrots.

Carrots cost three dollars.

A carrot is a healthy snack.