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My son lives in London.
She plays basketball.
He catches the train every morning.
He goes to football every day.
He loves to play basketball.
He goes to school.
She writes an e-mail to her best friend.
He thinks he is very handsome.
It usually rains every day here.
It smells very delicious in the kitchen.
We generally sing songs all together.
We go to a gallery every Sunday.
George brushes her teeth twice a day.
He gets up early every day.
They speak English in USA.
It snows a lot in winter in Russia.
We live in Texas.
You go to holiday every summer.
My daughter does the laundry.
My brother takes out the trash.
She swims every morning.
Cats hate water.
Children like toys.
My mother never lies.
My cat runs very fast.
Julie talks very fast.
My brother’s dog barks a lot.
She goes to work by car.
We cook every day.
We go to the gym club together.
You have a big house.
They sleep in the afternoon.
The children are at home.
I like geography and science.
Michael doesn’t work.
My father doesn’t speak good English.
We don't go to school every day.
They don't love to play basketball.
I don't think about it.
It doesn't rain here.
We don't sing songs all together.
The sun doesn't rise at the west.
We don't brushe our teeth twice a day.
They don't speak English .
She doesn’t arrive on time for dinner.
I don’t like tea.
You don’t have children.
I and my sister don’t see each other anymore.
They don’t go to school tomorrow.
I don’t wash the dishes.
He doesn’t teach math.
It doesn’t rain here in the summer.
She doesn’t study German on Monday.
She doesn't live in London.
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