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100
Today I walk.
Yesterday I walked.
100
Everyday I go to school.
Yesterday I went to school.
100
Everyday I bring a snack to school.
Yesterday I brought a snack to school.
100
She says very little.
Yesterday, she said very little.
100
Everyday I put my books on the desk.
Yesterday I put my books on the desk.
200
Today she dances.
Yesterday she danced.
200
On Saturdays I buy groceries.
Yesterday I bought groceries.
200
I often buy lunch at school.
Yesterday I bought lunch at school.
200
I have a bicycle.
I had a bicycle.
200
He often meets new people.
Yesterday he met someone new.
300
Today we play football.
Yesterday we played football.
300
On Sundays I make lasagna.
Yesterday I made lasagna.
300
We always do our homework.
Yesterday we did our homework.
300
I feel sick.
Yesterday I felt sick.
300
Every morning I read.
Yesterday I read.
400
He often tries new foods.
Yesterday he tried a new food.
400
Today I fly back to America.
Yesterday I flew back to America.
400
The kids often break their toys.
Yesterday the kids broke their toy.
400
They know how to speak Luxembourgish.
They knew how to speak Luxembourgish.
400
On the weekends I sleep late.
Yesterday I slept late.
500
Today they study.
Yesterday they studied.
500
I eat breakfast every day.
I ate breakfast this morning.
500
She often forgets her school books at home.
Yesterday she forgot her books at home.
500
She always thinks of others.
She always thought of others.
500
In the winter, we wear coats.
Yesterday we wore coats.