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On Sundays, after his football match, Bob often come home exhausted.

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You like him - Yes, but now I hate him!

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She live in London before the war, then she moved to New York.

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I remember we go fishing every morning when I was a child. It was great. Now, I am an accountant and I don't have any free time.

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The children often help me to make a cake. They still do sometimes.

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He be a very good tennis player, until he broke his ankle.

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My grandfather swim in this river. Unfortunately, now it's forbidden.

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She loved jumble sales and she travel miles to go to one.

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John Mac Enroe be one of the best tennis players in the world.

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Jim have so much fun with his friends but they gradually moved away and they lost touch.

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He never sack people himself, he always got someone else to do it for him.

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He think watching soccer on T.V. was rather boring but he quite enjoys it now.

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At night, she sometimes go to the hotel bar and chat with other customers.

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Whenever Dennis saved some money, he buy some new C.D.'s.

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There be a bank in the street.

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I (live) in the north of the USA.

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I (find) treasure as a pirate.

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She (like) vegetables.

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We (attend) lectures.

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(you/watch) television ?

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(they/go) playing on the beach?

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You (pay) for your paper and your coke.

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He (learn) his lessons.

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My uncle (eat) chocolate.

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My dogs (run) after cats in my house!