Lectured
Took
Both words in one sentence
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She took the book from him because it was heavily damaged and didn't want it to fall apart, she lectured him about the joke book because he was laughing very loudly disrupting the other readers, and she stopped him from playing on the globe because it was dangerous.
Source: Scary Librarian
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