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Future tense A. I want a hot chocolate B. I wanted a hot chocolate yesterday C. I will want a hot chocolate tomorrow
C. I will want a hot chocolate tomorrow
Past tense A. I want some yoghurt B. I wanted some yoghurt yesterday C. I will want some yoghurt tomorrow
B. I wanted some yoghurt yesterday
Present tense A. I want some meat B. I wanted some meat yesterday C. I will want some meat tomorrow
A. I want some meat
Future tense A. I want a cow B. I wanted a cow yesterday C. I will want a cow tomorrow
C. I will want a cow tomorrow
Past tense A. I want some soup B. I wanted some soup yesterday C. I will want some soup tomorrow
B. I wanted some soup yesterday
Present tense A. I want a hot dog B. I wanted a hot dog C. I will want a hot dog tomorrow
B. I wanted a hot dog
Future tense A. I want some salad B. I wanted some salad yesterday C. I will want salad tomorrow
C. I will want salad tomorrow
Past tense A. I want some tea B. I wanted some tea yesterday C. I will want some tea tomorrow
B. I wanted some tea yesterday
Present tense A. I want some bread B. I wanted some bread yesterday C. I will want some bread tomorrow
A. I want some bread
Future tense A. I want some rice B. I wanted some rice yesterday C. I will want some rice tomorrow
C. I will want some rice tomorrow
Past tense A. I want an ice cream B. I wanted an ice cream yesterday C. I will want an ice cream tomorrow
B. I wanted an ice cream yesterday
Future tense A. I want a chicken B. I wanted a chicken yesterday C. I will want a chicken tomorrow
C. I will want a chicken tomorrow
Past tense A. I want a hamburger B. I wanted a hamburger yesterday C. I will want a hamburger tomorrow
B. I wanted a hamburger yesterday
Present tense A. I want carrots B. I wanted carrots yesterday C. I will want carrots tomorrow
I want carrots