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Tom works every day.
Tom is too sick to work today.
Tom works every day, but is too sick to work today.
It was a beautiful day.
We stayed in the library.
It was a beautiful day, but we stayed in the library.
Ellen does not laugh.
Tom laughs.
Ellen does not laugh, but Tom does.
Peter can not cook.
Alice can cook.
Peter can't cook, but Alice can.
I ate the cake.
I did not eat the ice cream.
I ate the cake, but not the ice cream.
I stay up late on Friday.
I sleep late Saturday morning.
I stay up late on Friday, but sleep late Saturday morning.
Bob likes pizza.
Bob doesn't like to put onions on it.
Bob likes pizza, but doesn't like to put onions on it.
I need the saw.
Eddie won't give the saw to me.
I need the saw, but Eddie won't give it to me.
We should mail the letter.
We do not have a stamp for the letter.
We should mail the letter, but do not have a stamp for it.
Jane poured the juice.
She did not drink the juice.
Jane poured the juice, but did not drink the juice.
I like to play tennis.
Bob never wants to play tennis with me.
I like to play tennis, but Bob never wants to play with me.
I want to wash my clothes.
I don't have any detergent.
I want to wash my clothes, but I don't have any detergent.
I went swimming.
Karen didn't go swimming.
I went swimming, but Karen didn't
The brown dog wasn't barking.
The black dog was barking.
The brown dog wasn't barking, but the black dog was.
Susan want to go to school.
Susan can't find her notebook.
Susan want to go to school, but can't find her notebook.
Roger drinks coffee.
Andy does not drink coffee.
Roger drinks coffee, but Andy does not.
Linda can dance.
Alicia can't dance.
Linda can dance, but Alicia can't.
I like swimming.
I don't like surfing.
I like swimming, but not surfing.
I want to wash my hair.
I don't have any shampoo.
I want to wash my hair, but don't have any shampoo.
Eddie wanted to wear his coat.
Eddie couldn't find his coat.
Eddie wanted to wear his coat, but couldn't find it.
Dan had new glasses.
Dan dropped the new glasses on the floor.
Dan had new glasses, but dropped, but dropped them on the floor.
Bob wrote a note.
Alice did not write a note.
Bob wrote a note, but Alice did not.
I want to make a pizza.
I don't have any cheese for a pizza.
I want to make a pizza, but don't have any cheese for it.
Al is happy.
Bob is not happy.
Al is happy, but Bob is not.
I like to play baseball.
I can't play very well.
I like to play baseball, but can't play very well.
Karen likes spinach.
Richard does not like spinach.
Karen likes spinach, but Richard does not.
Roberto is coming home.
Sandy isn't coming home.
Roberto is coming home, but Sandy isn't.
Tanya is working in the mall.
Her sister isn't working in the mall.
Tanya is working in the mall, but her sister isn't.
Jack likes lemonade.
Roger likes milk.
Jack likes lemonade, but Roger likes milk.
Ron doesn't watch television at night.
Sherri watches televison at night.
Ron doesn't watch television at night, but Sherri does.
Sarah can't juggle.
Her sister can juggle.
Sarah can't juggle, but her sister can.
Sally is hungry.
Tom is not hungry.
Sally is hungry, but Tom is not.
Lorna needs to travel across the country.
Lorna is afraid of airplanes.
Lorna needs to travel across the country, but is afraid of airplanes.
The boys aren't eating.
The girls are eating.
The boys aren't eating, but the girls are.
Karen isn't home.
Lisa is home.
Karen isn't home, but Lisa is.
Mary won't come.
Cindy will come.
Mary won't come, but Cindy will.
Christopher wanted to read his book.
Chrisopher couldn't find his book.
Christopher wanted to read his book, but couldn't find it.
I want to swim.
I don't live near a pool.
I want to swim, but I don't live near a pool.
Jane came to the party.
She did not stay very long.
Jane came to the party, but did not stay very long.
Edward is drinking.
Linda is not drinking.
Edward is drinking, but Linda is not.
I want to drive.
Tom wants to take the train.
I want to drive, but Tom wants to take the train.

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