Present Tenses I

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In the garden.In the garden. I am.I am. No, never.No, never. Yes, sometimes.Yes, sometimes. Always.Always. In the morning.In the morning.

Yes, she is.Yes, she is. No, he isn’t.No, he isn’t. They are.They are. She is sleeping.She is sleeping. I am eating.I am eating. They aren’t.They aren’t.

Yes, she does.Yes, she does. No, they don’t.No, they don’t. Yes, I do.Yes, I do. No, we don’t.No, we don’t. Julia doesn’t work.Julia doesn’t work. We do.We do.

At 8.At 8. Today.Today. In the meeting room.In the meeting room. She is.She is. No, the aren’t.No, the aren’t. We are walking.We are walking.

She does the washing up.She does the washing up. John works 8 hours.John works 8 hours. He is the manager.He is the manager. Later.Later. In two minutes.In two minutes. Two books. Two books.

He has two cars.He has two cars. We have it.We have it. Julia works there.Julia works there. It’s a computer.It’s a computer. There are six chairs.There are six chairs. Yes, it’s 6 o’clock.Yes, it’s 6 o’clock.

After the class.After the class. Yes, of course.Yes, of course. No, I can’t.No, I can’t. She can, but I can’t.She can, but I can’t. George is.George is. Yes, together.Yes, together.

Yes, the employees.Yes, the employees. No, the manager doesn’t.No, the manager doesn’t. He is younger.He is younger. Yes, it is simple.Yes, it is simple. It is important.It is important. Yes, in all countries.Yes, in all countries.

I work in the sales department.I work in the sales department. He is an architect.He is an architect. He is 52.He is 52. No, she hasn’t.No, she hasn’t. The office is in that street.The office is in that street. The plane arrives at 7.The plane arrives at 7.

In the technical department.In the technical department. Yes, I can.Yes, I can. Yes, of course.Yes, of course. No, never.No, never. On the internet.On the internet. We work 8 hours.We work 8 hours.

We have two meetings every day.We have two meetings every day. She is.She is. Yes, I always spend a lot of money.Yes, I always spend a lot of money. We have six computers.We have six computers. No, you don’t need experience.No, you don’t need experience. I don’t know.I don’t know.

About twenty employees.About twenty employees. No we don’t. We have only a few.No we don’t. We have only a few. He and his boss.He and his boss. We sell petrol.We sell petrol. I talk to her every day.I talk to her every day. We don’t have any plans.We don’t have any plans.

Alan is, but his wife isn’t.Alan is, but his wife isn’t. We sell more during he summer.We sell more during he summer. We deliver the goods every month.We deliver the goods every month. When she arrives.When she arrives. He sends 5-6 mails.He sends 5-6 mails. Yes, we have stocks.Yes, we have stocks.

She comes at 7 usually.She comes at 7 usually. I like gin.I like gin. Yes, today.Yes, today. No, I am afraid not.No, I am afraid not. It is cold now.It is cold now. No, I am sorry, I am not.No, I am sorry, I am not.

Yes, I do. And some tea.Yes, I do. And some tea. Yes, you can.Yes, you can. No, she smokes.No, she smokes. No, they are here.No, they are here. I am sorry, I’m not.I am sorry, I’m not. Yes, this telephone.Yes, this telephone.

No, that letter.No, that letter. No, I don’t have any information.No, I don’t have any information. Yes, she always makes mistakes.Yes, she always makes mistakes. She repairs clocks.She repairs clocks. She doesn’t. She likes wine.She doesn’t. She likes wine. Yes, it is stipulated. Yes, it is stipulated.

For two hours.For two hours. No, I am not, he is.No, I am not, he is. In a fashion shop.In a fashion shop. I can do it.I can do it. No, I have only one.No, I have only one. Yes, before the holiday.Yes, before the holiday.

She is employed.She is employed. No, together.No, together. Yes, I can ask him.Yes, I can ask him. I am sure.I am sure. No, he is busy.No, he is busy. Yes, an important question.Yes, an important question.

No, after the interview.No, after the interview. She has.She has. Yes, we do.Yes, we do. No, I am not.No, I am not. They are, but only after work.They are, but only after work. She asks clever questions. She asks clever questions.

Yes, I could.Yes, I could. Because it doesn’t make sense.Because it doesn’t make sense. I will pay cash.I will pay cash. I am sorry, I can’t.I am sorry, I can’t. Just twelve.Just twelve. I am afraid, I can’t.I am afraid, I can’t. She is. She is.

They do, but only on Fridays.They do, but only on Fridays. Only six. Sometimes seven. Only six. Sometimes seven. Yes, it is seasonal.Yes, it is seasonal. No, they are different.No, they are different. She comes at 5 usually.She comes at 5 usually. Yes, it was a big success.Yes, it was a big success.

Dogs. Dogs. He has two cats.He has two cats. It is hers.It is hers. It is mine.It is mine. Yes, she loves flowers.Yes, she loves flowers. No, not that car.No, not that car.

Maybe tomorrow.Maybe tomorrow. In advertising.In advertising. She is a secretary.She is a secretary. 3 million people.3 million people. Her friend, Elsa.Her friend, Elsa. No, not much. No, not much.

In that house.In that house. In a hotel.In a hotel. In the garden.In the garden. Yes, sometimes.Yes, sometimes. Actually, yes.Actually, yes. No, never, only in the weekends.No, never, only in the weekends.

Yes, it is correct.Yes, it is correct. We have launch after 3.We have launch after 3. Usually.Usually. No, he can’t.No, he can’t. I prefer the other job.I prefer the other job. She delivers pizza.She delivers pizza.

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