an interesting sentence
A mother bought her son a t-shirt that reads: I love my mommy to the moon and back.

an interesting sentence
A mother bought her son a T-shirt that reads: I love my mommy to the moon and back.
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Perfect apart from forgetting to capitalise 'T-shirt', well done.

An interesting sentence
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An interesting sentence A mother bought her son a T-shirt that reads:
 I love my mommy to the moon and back.
 
Both are correct, and are of a somewhat more formal register.