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Janna her students at Baamboozle. (beat / sometimes)
Janna SOMETIMES BEAT her students at Baamboozle.
Whitney the kids when their parents the house. (always / babysit / leave)
Whitney ALWAYS BABYSAT the kids when their parents LEFT the house.
We sushi when we close to the ocean. (be / eat / usually)
We USUALLY ATE sushi when we WERE close to the ocean.
The football players water until they out that Gatorade better tasting. (be / drink / find / until)
The football players ALWAYS DRANK water until they FOUND out that Gatorade WAS better tasting.
She the squirrels nuts instead of corn. (feed / sometimes)
She SOMETIMES FED the squirrels nuts instead of corn.
Metal pipes in the winter if you not leave the sink dripping. (do / freeze / usually)
Metal pipes USUALLY FROZE in the winter if you DID not leave the sink dripping.
Cynthia to the store alone. (go / hardly ever)
Cynthia HARDLY EVER WENT to the store alone.
The kids their beds before they for school. (leave / make / sometimes)
The kids SOMETIMES MADE their beds before they LEFT for school.
Don the newspaper in the morning with his breakfast. (read / always)
Don ALWAY READ the newspaper in the morning with his breakfast.
Carmen houses to her friends. (sometimes / sell)
Carmen SOMETIMES SOLD houses to her friends.
Yara lies. (spread never)
Yara NEVER SPREAD lies.
Chris why Heather mad. (be / understand / rarely)
Chris RARELY UNDERSTOOD why Heather WAS mad.
Kaylee to help. (offer / always)
Kaylee ALWAYS OFFERED to help.
Rachel the sweater I for her. (buy / wear / never)
Rachel NEVER WORE the sweater I BOUGHT for her.
Loretta and Mark big when they at the casino. (win / hardly ever / play)
Loretta and Mark HARDLY EVER WON big when they PLAYED at the casino.
Robert Frost such beautiful and deep poems. (write / always)
Robert Frost ALWAYS WROTE such beautiful and deep poems.
Ron he would get married. (think / never)
Ron NEVER THOUGHT he would get married.
She on the weekends and on weekdays. (teach / work / often)
She OFTEN WORKED on the weekends and TAUGHT on the weekdays. OR She OFTEN TAUGHT on the weekends and WORKED on the weekdays.
She the house on Saturdays. (usually / sweep)
She USUALLY SWEPT the house on Saturdays.
He her lies about where he at. (be / often / tell)
He OFTEN TOLD her lies about where he WAS at.
Ricky from the companies he not like. (do / steal / always)
Ricky ALWAYS STOLE from the companies he DID not like.
I my money on waxing my eyebrows. (spend / sometimes)
I SOMETIMES SPENT my money on waxing my eyebrows.
Matt to work. (speed / sometimes)
Matt SOMETIMES SPED to work.
Mary a mean word in her life! (speak / never)
Mary NEVER SPOKE a mean word in her life!
When I in school, I in the same assigned seat. (always / sit / be)
When I WAS in school, I ALWAYS SAT in the same assigned seat.
Little Timmy without having a bedtime story first. (sleep / never)
Little Timmy NEVER SLEPT without having a bedtime story first.
The kids the flashlight in each other's eyes. (shine / never)
The kids NEVER SHONE the flashlight in each other's eyes.
Leslie in the choir without her family. (sing / hardly ever)
Leslie HARDLY EVER SANG in the choir without her family.
They excited when they the doctor. (never / be /see)
They WERE NEVER excited when they SAW the doctor.
She happy to help. (be / always)
She WAS ALWAYS happy to help
The little girls the doorbell when they to play with our kids. (ring / want / never)
The little girls NEVER RANG the doorbell when they WANTED to play with our kids.
If Keith to borrow money, he it back with interest. (usually / need / pay)
If Keith NEEDED to borrow money, he USUALLY PAID it back with interest.
Tim his video game privileges because he not clean his room. (do / often / lose)
Tim OFTEN LOST his video game privileges because he DID not clean his room.
His daughter him immediately for getting angry with her. (forgive / usually)
His daughter USUALLY FORGAVE him immediately for getting angry with her.
Katie first class on her trips. (rarely / fly)
Katie RARELY FLEW first class on her trips.
Terry and Kim when they. (fight / be / always / hear)
Terry and Kim WERE ALWAYS HEARD when they FOUGHT.
She her secrets to herself. (keep / rarely)
She RARELY KEPT her secrets to herself.
She what to say to make me feel better. (know / always)
She ALWAYS KNEW what to say to make me feel better.
Her kids about cleaning their rooms. (sometimes/ lie)
Her kids SOMETIMES LIED about cleaning their rooms.
Katie doing her homework without listening to music. (begin / hardly ever)
Katie HARDLY EVER BEGAN doing her homework without listening to music.
She her keys until she the "tile" key chain. (buy / often / lose)
She OFTEN LOST her keys until she BOUGHT the "tile" key chain.
The Vikings better plans of attack than their English rivals. (have / often)
The Vikings OFTEN HAD better plans of attack than their English rivals.
Sam and Ricky good cards at the casino and would win big! (draw / sometimes)
Sam and Ricky SOMETIMES DREW good cards at the casino and would win big!
They people until they learned the right skills. (paint / rarely)
They RARELY PAINTED people until they learned the right skills.
He me flowers in the mornings until now. (never / bring)
He NEVER BROUGHT me flowers in the mornings until now.
She her own candles out on her birthday cake. (blow / hardly ever)
She HARDLY EVER / BLEW her own candles out on her birthday cake.
I  the clothes that my child would wear, but now he his own. (choose (x2) / often)
I OFTEN CHOSE the clothes that my child would wear, but now he CHOOSES his own.
My boss meetings on Fridays, but now they  to Mondays. (have / move / usually)
My boss USUALLY HAD meetings on Fridays, but now they MOVED to Mondays.
They late. I think they finally got in trouble because the they  on time now. (sometimes / be (x2) / always)
They WERE SOMETIMES late. I think they finally got in trouble because they ARE ALWAYWS on time now.
He playing with his teddy bear, but not anymore. (love / always)
He ALWAYS LOVED playing with his teddy bear, but not anymore.


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