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I have to read textbooks, but my parents have to pay bills.
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I can sing karaoke on weekends, but I can't sing karaoke on weekdays.
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I have to type a report, but my parents have to scrub the sink.
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I have to go to bed early, and my parents do, too.
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I don't have to pay bills, buy my parents do.
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I can stay up late on weekends, but I can't stay up late on weekdays.
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I don't have to read textbooks, but my son does.
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I don't have to write a report, but my daughter does.
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I have to type a report, and my parents do, too.
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I don't have to repair the house, but my parents do.
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I can invite a friend over on weekends, but I can't invite a friend over on weekdays.
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I can call my friends on weekends, but I can't call friends on weekdays.
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I have to go to bed early, but my parents have to repair the house.
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I don't have to go to bed early, but my son does.
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I can have a party on weekends, but I can't have a party on weekdays.
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I don't have to scrub the sink, but my parents do.
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I have to read textbooks, and my parents do, too.
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I can watch a scary movie on weekends, but I can't watch a scary movie on weekdays.