COME
Present Tense:
I come to the office early every day.
She comes to visit us every weekend.
Past Tense:
I came home late last night.
They came to the party and had a great time.
Future Tense:
I will come to your place tomorrow.
He will come with us on the trip next month.
Past Participle (Present Perfect):
I have come to appreciate the little things in life.
She has come to understand the importance of family.
Present Tense:
I say hello to my neighbors every morning.
She says she will join us for dinner.
Past Tense:
I said goodbye before leaving the party.
They said it was a wonderful trip.
Future Tense:
I will say thank you during the speech.
He will say what he thinks tomorrow.
Past Participle (Present Perfect):
I have said that many times before.
She has said everything she needed to.
I keep my promises.
She keeps her room tidy.
Past Tense:
I kept my word and finished the project on time.
They kept the secret for years.
Future Tense:
I will keep this photo as a memory.
He will keep his promise to visit next week.
Past Participle (Present Perfect):
I have kept all the letters you wrote.
She has kept her collection in excellent condition.
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