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(get) Mr Mansell always gets up at seven o'clock.

(watch) Robert and Andy never watch the news.

(talk) My parents often talk with me about school.

(start) My mum usually starts working at six thirty.

(snow) Look! It is snowing outside!

(do) I can't come. I am doing my homework right now.

(do) What are you doing right now?

(eat) I can see Emma now. She is eating an ice-cream.

(rain) It rains a lot in November.

(phone) James is phoning his girlfriend now.

(phone) He phones her every evening.

(watch) Ssh! I am watching this programme.

(watch) I watch it every week.

(close) The shops usually close at this time.

(close) The shops are closing now.

(wash) Ben washes his hair three times a week.

(work) Go away! I am working right now.

(work) I work six days a week.

(do) Judy always does her best.

(do) She is doing her homework at the moment.

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