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  • In the Olympics, we will winning a gold medal!
    In the Olympics, we will win a gold medal!
  • We thinked you wasn't coming.
    We thought you weren't coming.
  • Do he likes pineapple on pizza? No, he not likes.
    Does he like pineapple on pizza? No, he doesn't.
  • School normally is beginning in September.
    School normally begins in September.
  • My friends and I was sell lemonade at the beach last summer.
    My friends and I sold lemonade at the beach last summer.
  • I drived the car for the first time yesterday!
    I drove the car for the first time yesterday!
  • Does you flew to Madrid yesterday?
    Did you fly to Madrid yesterday?
  • We aren't lie on the floor. We sits on a bench.
    We aren't laying on the floor. We are sitting on a bench.
  • The plant growed taller overnight.
    The plant grew taller overnight.
  • They wasn't write theirs answers. We wrote their answers.
    They didn't write their answers. We wrote their answers.
  • Where was you went to primary school?
    Where did you go to primary school?
  • I was understanding what she said.
    I understood what she said.
  • Anne won't to be early. She is goes always late.
    Anne won't be early. She is always late.
  • She don't speaks English often.
    She doesn't speak English often.
  • He were dreamed while he slept.
    He dreamt / dreamed while he was sleeping.
  • If the weather is nice, I will going cycling.
    If the weather is nice, I will go cycling.
  • John keeped his phone in his pocket while he runs.
    John kept his phone in his pocket while he was running.
  • My cousins lives in Asia.
    My cousins live in Asia.
  • Where was you left the keys? I can not finding them.
    Where did you leave the keys? I can't find them.
  • He heared what the teacher say but he not understood.
    He heard what the teacher said but he didn't understand.
  • They flyed to New York last summer.
    They flew to New York last summer.
  • Yesterday, I am telling you to bring your book. Did you brought it?
    Yesterday, I told you to bring your book. Did you bring it?
  • Where are you go this evening?
    Where are you going this evening?
  • Did she rang the doorbell?
    Did she ring the doorbell?