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On workdays, I don't feel tired, but every Saturday morning, I don't want to get up. Don't want to go out, don't have any plans, just lay down on my bed and don't feel hungry. So every morning on Saturday, I don't get up at regular time, don't have breakfast, just lay down on my bed and learn English. Until the time past twelve, I think I have to get up at that time. When I get up, I feel a little dizzy. I went out to find some food to eat. Afterwards, I still go back and lay down on my bed and learn some English. If I feel tired, I will sleep again. Every weekend, I spend time like this.

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On workdays, I don't feel tired, but every Saturday morning, I don't want to get up.

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I wentgo out to find some food to eat.

The story needs to be in the present tense because the rest of the story talks about something you do regularly.

Do you go "out" of the house to pick up some food?
Or do you go out into the kitchen?

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On workdays, I don't feel tired, but every Saturday morning, I don't want to get up.


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Don't want to go out, don't have any plans, just lay down on my bed and don't feel hungry.


Don't want to go out, don't have any plans, just lay down on my bed and don't feel hungry. Don't want to go out, don't have any plans, just lay down on my bed and don't feel hungry.

So every morning on Saturday, I don't get up at regular time, don't have breakfast, just lay down on my bed and learn English.


So every morning on Saturday morning, I don't get up at a regular time, don't have breakfast, just layie down on my bed and learnstudy English. So every Saturday morning, I don't get up at a regular time, don't have breakfast, just lie down on my bed and study English.

We study a language = the process [I've been studying English for many years.] We learn a poem, a grammar rule. = finished event [I had to memorize a poem for speech class. It took me a long time, but I finally learned it.] [I studied a list of vocabulary words for the test.]

Until the time past twelve, I think I have to get up at that time.


Until the time past twelve, I think I have to get up at that timeAt about noon, I start thinking about getting up. At about noon, I start thinking about getting up.

When I get up, I feel a little dizzy.


I went out to find some food to eat.


I wentgo out to find some food to eat. I go out to find some food to eat.

The story needs to be in the present tense because the rest of the story talks about something you do regularly. Do you go "out" of the house to pick up some food? Or do you go out into the kitchen?

Afterwards, I still go back and lay down on my bed and learn some English.


Afterwards, I still go back and laygain, lie down on my bed and learn some Englishstudy English some more. Afterwards, I go back again, lie down on my bed and study English some more.

If I feel tired, I will sleep again.


If I feel tired, I will'll go to sleep again. If I feel tired, I'll go to sleep again.

Every weekend, I spend time like this.


Every weekend, I spend my time like this. Every weekend, I spend my time like this.

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