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    The document contains a series of statements about various people and their daily activities. It includes both affirmative statements using verbs like "get", "check", "read", and negative statements using "don't" and "doesn't". Some key points are: 1) The speaker gets up early and checks their email while their husband and others get up late. 2) Alex and his wife read the newspaper in the mornings. 3) Verb endings are identified for third person singular subjects including he, she, it. 4) Both affirmative and negative statements are included about activities like getting up, talking, driving and having breakfast.

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    The document contains a series of statements about various people and their daily activities. It includes both affirmative statements using verbs like "get", "check", "read", and negative statements using "don't" and "doesn't". Some key points are: 1) The speaker gets up early and checks their email while their husband and others get up late. 2) Alex and his wife read the newspaper in the mornings. 3) Verb endings are identified for third person singular subjects including he, she, it. 4) Both affirmative and negative statements are included about activities like getting up, talking, driving and having breakfast.

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    I Early. I E-Mail. My: Get Up Check

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    The document contains a series of statements about various people and their daily activities. It includes both affirmative statements using verbs like "get", "check", "read", and negative statements using "don't" and "doesn't". Some key points are: 1) The speaker gets up early and checks their email while their husband and others get up late. 2) Alex and his wife read the newspaper in the mornings. 3) Verb endings are identified for third person singular subjects including he, she, it. 4) Both affirmative and negative statements are included about activities like getting up, talking, driving and having breakfast.

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    I early.

    get up
    I e-mail. check my
    My husband and I late. get up
    We late. get up
    Alex and his wife the newspaper. read
    They the newspaper. read
    Affirmative statements
    watch watch
    I e-mail. check my Greg his s I e-mail. check my
    He checks his e-mail.
    I . drive I . drive Amanda's husband
    s
    He drives .
    I up late. get I up late. get Amanda s
    She gets up late.
    I TV. I TV. Jennifer's sister es
    She watches TV.
    Affirmative statements
    don't I mornings. like
    don't We a lot. talk
    don't They up early. get
    do drive n't She s e .
    do n't ha He s e breakfast. ve
    Negative statements
    don't = do not doesn't = does not
    I e-mail. check my
    We late. get up
    They the newspaper. read
    Affirmative statements Negative statements
    He drives .
    She watches TV.
    I mornings. like don't
    We a lot. talk don't
    They up early. get don't
    He breakfast. have doesn't
    She drive. doesn't
    get up get s
    Verb endings: he, she, it
    check check s
    watch watch es
    play play s
    but
    but
    s ie study stud y
    have has
    do does
    up
    vowel
    consonant

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