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Talk About Days of the Week
This set contains 11 annotated sentences.
Dataset version: enGram 3.4, Jan 2024
SShe always VPresfeels p2energized on Mondays, ready vIto tackle the week ahead.
Explanation
She always feels energized on Mondays, ready to tackle the week ahead.
Patternsfeel — felt — felt
SThey usually VPreshave meetings on Tuesday afternoons, pAPresdiscussing project progress.
Explanation
They usually have meetings on Tuesday afternoons, discussing project progress.
Patternshave — had — had
S*Wednesday st*Presis v2Pastconsidered the middle of the week, often pSreferred to as "hump day."
Explanation
Wednesday is considered the middle of the week, often referred to as "hump day."
SWe VPresplan vIto finish the report by Thursday, pAensuring Severything stPresis in order.
Explanation
We plan to finish the report by Thursday, ensuring everything is in order.
SFridays stPresare often more p2relaxed, as Speople VPreslook forward to the weekend.
Explanation
Fridays are often more relaxed, as people look forward to the weekend.
On Saturdays, Sthey VPresenjoy leisure activities like pAPreshiking or pAvisiting friends.
Explanation
On Saturdays, they enjoy leisure activities like hiking or visiting friends.
SSunday stPresis p2a day of rest for many, often pSPastspent with family or in quiet reflection.
Explanation
Sunday is a day of rest for many, often spent with family or in quiet reflection.
Patternsspend — spent — spent
How HPresdo Syou usually v2spend your Mondays?
Explanation
How do you usually spend your Mondays?
Patternsspend — spent — spent
SHe VPreshas a regular workout routine every Wednesday evening vIto stay p2fit.
Explanation
He has a regular workout routine every Wednesday evening to stay fit.
Patternshave — had — had^a regular workout routine
SThey VPrescelebrate the end of the workweek with a team lunch on Fridays.
Explanation
They celebrate the end of the workweek with a team lunch on Fridays.
Patternsa team lunch
What stPresare Syour plans for this coming Saturday?
Explanation
What are your plans for this coming Saturday?
Patternscome — came — come^this coming Saturday