1. Look! He (leave) the house. 2. He often (go) to the cinema.
3. She usually (walk) to school.
4. But look! Today she (go) by bike.
5. I (just put) your suitcase in your bedroom.
6. They (live) to New York for 5 years.
7. I (not stay) usually at home.
8. The children (be)often at home.
9. He (not work) in his office since 2009.
10. They (not visit) a farm for two weeks
11. My mother (buy) some food at the grocery store for 3 days.
12. My sister ( just drink)coffee.
13. I (learn) English for 10 years
14. She (not see) him for a long time
15. Every Sunday we (go) to see my relatives.
16. Imy Maths homework yesterday. (do)
17youyour aunt twice a week? ( phone)
18. Tom (not call) his boss yet.
19. They often (watch) TV, (play) badminton and (read) books most.
20. How often you (play) computer games ?

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