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    This document contains two lists of sentences - one with 10 positive sentences using common present simple verbs like "study", "eat", "be", and another with 10 negative sentences using the same verbs but in the negative form like "not be", "not see", "not meet". The positive sentences affirm various everyday actions, locations, durations, and relationships, while the negative sentences deny parallel situations.

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    This document contains two lists of sentences - one with 10 positive sentences using common present simple verbs like "study", "eat", "be", and another with 10 negative sentences using the same verbs but in the negative form like "not be", "not see", "not meet". The positive sentences affirm various everyday actions, locations, durations, and relationships, while the negative sentences deny parallel situations.

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    This document contains two lists of sentences - one with 10 positive sentences using common present simple verbs like "study", "eat", "be", and another with 10 negative sentences using the same verbs but in the negative form like "not be", "not see", "not meet". The positive sentences affirm various everyday actions, locations, durations, and relationships, while the negative sentences deny parallel situations.

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    This document contains two lists of sentences - one with 10 positive sentences using common present simple verbs like "study", "eat", "be", and another with 10 negative sentences using the same verbs but in the negative form like "not be", "not see", "not meet". The positive sentences affirm various everyday actions, locations, durations, and relationships, while the negative sentences deny parallel situations.

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    POSITIVE SENTENCES

    1. I _ (study) French.
    2. She _ (eat) octopus.
    3. They _ (be) to Scotland.
    4. We (read) that book.
    5. He (live) here for three years.
    6. You (know) David for ten years.
    7. We (be) here for two weeks.
    8. I _ (lose) my keys.
    9. He (drink) too much coffee.
    10. They (miss) the train.
    NEGATIVE
    SENTENCES

    1. We (be) to Paris.
    2. She (see) ‘The Lord of the Rings’.
    3. He (meet) my mother.
    4. They (visit) Cracov.
    5. I _ (talk) to him for three months.
    6. You (study) French for ten years.
    7. They (be) in London for six months.
    8. He (hurt) his leg.
    9. She (leave) her phone in a taxi.
    10. We (lose) our tickets.

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