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They had always breakfast in bed on Saturday morning.
She can't come to the phone now. She had a shower.
We need an answer from you before Wednesday.
I'm studing a lot now because I will have exams next week.
She doesn't eat meat at all.
They always late. (they are always late)?
Will you go out tonight?
He had never reply to my emails!
Where do you have lunch today?
What is he doing?
Are you going away this weekend?
Doyou want to eat out tonight?
What is she cooking?
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Look at the verbs
They always had breakfast in bed Saturday mornings*.She can't come to the phone now; she is in the shower.
We need an answer from you before Wednesday.
I'm studying a lot now because I {will} have exams next week.
She doesn't eat meat at all.
They are always late. (they are always late)? Yes, they are.
Will you go out tonight?
He had never replied to my emails!
Where do you have lunch today?
What is he doing?
Are you going away this weekend?
Do you want to eat out tonight?
What is she cooking?
*or, they always breakfasted in bed Saturday ...
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Look at the verbs
They always had breakfast in bed on Saturday mornings.She can't come to the phone now. She is in the shower. (I'm guessing that's why she can't come ....)
We need an answer from you before Wednesday.
I'm studying a lot now because I (will) have exams next week. (You don't need the "will" but it's not wrong either.)
She doesn't eat meat at all.
They are always late. (they are always late)? Your own correction is right :)
Will you go out tonight?
He had* never replied to my emails! You might mean "He has never replied to my emails!"
Where will you have lunch today?** or Where are you having lunch today?
What is he doing?
Are you going away this weekend?
Do you want to eat out tonight?
What is she cooking?
* This is called the "past perfect" tense - "he had never replied". It works when you have an event that was already in the past - like "(Lui) non aveva mai risposto", I think. "(Lui) non ha mai risposto" would give "he has never replied".
** Your question "Where will you have lunch today?" would work if "you" have a regular lunch place for this day of the week, for example. But normally this would not be good.
https://www.gymglish.com/en/english-grammar/the-past-perfect-or-pluperfect-tense
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