Time and Sequence Sentences

He loves to go hiking on weekends, and I, on weekdays.

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We’ve finished our part of the project, but they, still working on theirs.

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I would like to visit the museum this weekend; she, the gallery next week.

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I’ll send you the report tomorrow, and she, the analysis next week.

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They’ve planned the trip for months; we, only decided last week.

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He enjoys photography, and I, painting.

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I’m not sure if I’ll go to the event, but they, already confirmed.

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I’ve been practicing the piano every day; he, the guitar.

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She wants to move to a bigger city, and I, a quieter town.

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They’ll be here at 6 PM; we, 7 PM.

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I was just about to leave when the phone rang.

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After having an amazing time on vacation, I feel refreshed and ready to start work again.

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He was thinking about the past when he received the surprising news.

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We had an argument before they came to visit us.

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I’ll start writing the report as soon as I gather the data.

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They were planning to move to a new house when they got a job offer abroad.

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I need to finalize the proposal before the meeting starts.

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She finished reading the book and then started writing a review about it.

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After spending hours in the kitchen, I finally prepared the perfect dinner.

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I’ll be at the office after I finish my lunch.

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She likes to read historical fiction, while I, mystery novels.

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They’ve been to Paris twice, and we, once.

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He enjoys outdoor adventures, but I, indoor activities.

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I’ll help you with your project, and she, the presentation.

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