Which sentence is written correctly?

The happy dogs run in the park.

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Study one clear example of nouns (common/proper, singular/plural, possessive), then name the clue that makes it work for a Grade 2 reader or writer. This 2nd Grade English lesson builds the skill Nouns (Common/Proper, Singular/Plural, Possessive) with a concept card and practice.

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Explain evidence for nouns (common/proper, singular/plural, possessive)

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Study one clear example of nouns (common/proper, singular/plural, possessive), then name the clue that makes it work for a Grade 2 reader or writer.