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on/days/rainy/we/an/need/umbrella.
We need an umbrella on rainy days.
school/pen/at/he/needs/every/a/day.
He needs a pen at school every day.
give/money/the/him/please/to.
Please give the money to him.
spell/now/it/please.
Please spell it now.
day/to/she/talks/school/you/at/every.
She talks to you at school every day.
really/this/is/night/park/at/dangerous.
This park is really dangerous at night.
today/CBD/windy/it/quite/is/in/the.
It is quite windy in the CBD today. [CBD: Central Business District=city center/centrer]
Saturday/cousin/up/late/your/on/gets/always.
Your cousin always gets up late on Saturday.
on/I/often/office/am/Friday/in/the/tired.
I am often tired in the office on Friday.
it/every/sunny/summer/Auckland/is/in
It is sunny in Auckland every summer.
stressed/at/is/work/he/day/every.
He is stressed at work every day.
waits/every/for/me/she/evening.
She waits for me every evening.
John's/bus/stop/for/him/can/I/the/wait/at/sister/today.
John's sister can wait for him at the bus stop today.
loves/us/she.
She loves us.
help/can/they/here/you/now.
They can help you here now.
my/are/a/partyneighbors/having/now.
My neighbors are having a party now.
nighthe/every/calls/her.
He calls her every night.
Sunday/the/cinema/to/she/going/likes/every.
She likes going to the cinema every Sunday.
I/early/love/up/getting.
I love getting up early.
hates/at/he/night/driving.
He hates driving at night.
expensive/the/is/car.
This car is expensive.
nice/is/the/weather/summer/every.
The weather is nice here every summer.
day/in/is/she/happy/Auckland/every.
She is happy in Auckland every day.
the/we/classroom/now/can/in/cake/have
We can have cake in the classroom now.
they/now/lunch/are/office/having/the/in.
They are having lunch in the office now.
she/morning/a/in/has/the/every/coffee/office
She has a coffee in the office every morning.
we/6pm/dinner/at/have.
We have dinner at 6pm.
go/can/to/you/weekend/the/at/the/cinema.
You can go to the cinema at the weekend.
once/they/out/week/eat/once.
They eat out once a week.
dinner/home/on/at/eat/we/Sundays.
We eat dinner at home on Sundays.
can/you/eat/at/lunch/every/school/day.
You can eat lunch at school every day.
he/now/is/the/restaurant/lunch/eating/in
He is eating lunch in the restaurant now.
she/night/every/vegetables/eats.
She eats vegetables every night.
drink/they/coffee/night/at.
They drink coffee at night.
drinks/he/every/milk/morning.
He drinks milk every morning.
she/the/drinking/is/kitchen/water/in/now
She is drinking water in the kitchen now.
now/we/water/can/here/drink
We can drink water here now.
she/homework/home/Saturday/at/does/every.
She does homework at home every Saturday.
in/am/I/doing/the/room/now/homework.
I am doing homework in the room now.
is/housework/doing/he/now.
He is doing housework now.
is/lunch/she/now/at/cooking/home.
She is cooking lunch at home now.
can/I/cook.
I can cook.
home/I/at/every/evening/cook.
I cook at home every evening.
cooking/am/I/kitchen/the/in/now.
I am cooking in the kitchen now.
morning/cooks/he/at/home/breakfast/every.
He cooks breakfast at home every morning.


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