Simple tenses (present, past, future)

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We usually watch interesting documentaries on television.

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 They watched an exciting football match yesterday evening.

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I will watch the new movie that just came out.

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The cashier carefully counts the money.

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He counted all the stars he could see in the clear night sky.

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The teacher will count the test papers after the class.

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My talented cousin draws beautiful portraits.

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The children drew colorful pictures with crayons.

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She will draw a map to help us find her house.

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My mother often cooks delicious traditional dishes.

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Last night, we cooked a tasty pasta for dinner.

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I will cook a special cake for your celebration.