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  • I was a student, but now I am a teacher. People and Past 2
  • I was a tourist, but now I am a tour guide. People and Past 2
  • You were a driver, but now you are a teacher. People and Past 2
  • You were a girl, but now you are a woman. People and Past 2
  • He was a teacher, but now he is a nurse. People and Past 2
  • She was a teacher, but now she is a nurse. People and Past 2
  • He was a police officer, but now he is a tour guide. People and Past 2
  • She was a police officer, but now she is a tour guide. People and Past 2
  • We were boys, but now we are men. People and Past 2
  • We were tourists, but now we are teachers. People and Past 2
  • You(plural) were doctors, but now you(plural) are tourists. People and Past 2
  • You'll were doctors, but now you are tourists. People and Past 2
  • You were doctors, but now you are tourists. People and Past 2
  • You(plural) were students, but now you are doctors. People and Past 2
  • You'll were students, but now you'll are doctors. People and Past 2
  • You were students, but now you'll are doctors. People and Past 2
  • They were students, but now they are nurses. People and Past 2
  • They were students, but now they're nurses. People and Past 2
  • They were drivers, but now they are students. People and Past 2
  • They were drivers, but now they're students. People and Past 2
  • I was a girl, but now I am a housewife. People and Past 3
  • I was a student, but now I am a priest. People and Past 3
  • You were a waiter, but now you are a teacher. People and Past 3
  • You were a stranger, but now you are a friend. People and Past 3
  • He was a driver, but now he is a chef. People and Past 3
  • She was a driver, but now she is a chef. People and Past 3
  • He was a driver, but now he is a cook. People and Past 3
  • She was a driver, but now she is a cook. People and Past 3
  • She was a cook, but now she is a doctor. People and Past 3
  • He was a cook, but now he is a doctor. People and Past 3
  • She was a chef, but now she is a doctor. People and Past 3
  • He was a chef, but now hee is a doctor. People and Past 3
  • We were friends, but now we are strangers. People and Past 3
  • We were friends, but now we're strangers. People and Past 3
  • We were waiters, but now we are police officers. People and Past 3
  • We were waiters, but now we're police officers. People and Past 3
  • You(plural) were tourists, but now you(plural) are priests. People and Past 3
  • You'll were tourists, but now you'll are priests. People and Past 3
  • You were tourists, but now you are priests. People and Past 3
  • You were tourists, but now you're priests. People and Past 3
  • You(plural) were strangers, but now you(plural) are friends. People and Past 3
  • You'll were strangers, but now you'll are friends. People and Past 3
  • You were strangers, but now you are friends. People and Past 3
  • You were strangers, but now you're friends. People and Past 3
  • They were nurses, but now they are housewives. People and Past 3
  • They were nurses, but now they're housewives. People and Past 3
  • They were boys, but now they are priests. People and Past 3
  • They were boys, but now they're priests. People and Past 3
  • It was a green bus, but now it is yellow. Adj 1
  • It was the green bus, but now it is yellow. Adj 1
  • It was a black car, but now it is red. Adj 1
  • They were white cars, but now they are yellow. Adj 1
  • It is not a hotel, but rather a store. Adj 2
  • It is not the hotel, but rather the store. Adj 2
  • It is not the hotel, but rather it is the store. Adj 2
  • It is not a hotel, but rather it is a store. Adj 2
  • It was not a house, but rather a mini-hotel. Adj 2
  • It was not the house, but rather the mini-hotel. Adj 2
  • It was not the house, but rather it is the mini-hotel. Adj 2
  • It was not a house, but rather it is a mini-hotel. Adj 2
  • The hotel is not green, but rather it is red. Adj 2
  • The hotel is not green, but rather red. Adj 2
  • It is not a black house, but rather a white church. Adj 2
  • It is not the black house, but rather the white church. Adj 2
  • The church was not white, but the mini-hotel was white. Adj 2
  • A church was not white, but a mini-hotel was white. Adj 2
  • It was not a store, but rather it was a house. Adj 2
  • It was not the store, but rather it was the house. Adj 2
  • It is not a red store, but rather a green store. Adj 2
  • It is not the red store, but rather the green store. Adj 2
  • The stores were not not white, but rather green. Adj 2
  • IThe stores were not not white, but green. Adj 2
  • She is not a doctor, but I was a doctor. Adj 2
  • He is not a doctor, but I was a doctor. Adj 2
  • He was not a student, but I was a teacher. Adj 2
  • She was not a student, but I was a teacher. Adj 2
  • We were not doctors, but nurses. Adj 2
  • The doctor is short, but he is not fat. Adj 3
  • The doctor is short, but she is not fat. Adj 3
  • A doctor is short, but he is not fat. Adj 3
  • A doctor is short, but she is not fat. Adj 3
  • The woman is pretty, but the man is ugly. Adj 4
  • A woman is pretty, but a man is ugly. Adj 4
  • The student is pretty, but the driver is ugly. Adj 4
  • A student is pretty, but a driver is ugly. Adj 4
  • The tour guide is pretty, but the tourist is beautiful. Adj 4
  • The tour guide is pretty, but the tourist is handsome. Adj 4
  • A tour guide is pretty, but a tourist is beautiful. Adj 4
  • A tour guide is pretty, but a tourist is handsome. Adj 4
  • The doctor is not ugly, but rather he is handsome. Adj 4
  • The doctor is not ugly, but rather she is beautiful. Adj 4
  • A doctor is not ugly, but rather he is handsome. Adj 4
  • A doctor is not ugly, but rather she is beautiful. Adj 4
  • The car is not old, but rather it is new. Adj 4
  • It is not a sheep, but rather a goat. Animals 2
  • It is not the sheep, but rather a goat. Animals 2
  • It is not the sheep, but rather the goat. Animals 2
  • It is not a sheep, but rather the goat. Animals 2
  • The long snake is nice, but weak. Animals 3
  • This big cat is orange, but weak. This, That and My 1
  • This big cat was orange, but now it is blue. This, That and My 1
  • That school is not green, but yellow. This, That and My 1
  • This was a school, but now it is a hotel. This, That and My 1
  • Those hotels over there were green, but now they are orange. This, That and My 1
  • Those small dogs are gray but these big dogs are black. This, That and My 1
  • This is a bus but that is a car. This, That and My 1
  • The ring is small, but pretty NOREN 4
  • I lived in Italy, but now I live in Spain. Bizi 3
  • Our child lived on a farm, but now he lives in a house. Bizi 3
  • Our child lived on a farm, but now she lives in a house. Bizi 3
  • We lived in Bilbao four years ago, but now we live in San Sebastian. Bizi 3
  • Four years ago we lived in Bilbao, but now we live in San Sebastian. Bizi 3
  • No, she is not going to the store, but rather she is going to the bank. Go 1
  • No, he is not going to the store, but rather he is going to the bank. Go 1
  • No, I was not going to the schools, but rather I was going to the churches. Go 2
  • I was rich, but now I am poor. Egon2 2
  • You were wet, but now you are dry. Egon2 2
  • The child was clean, but now she is dirty. Egon2 2
  • The child was clean, but now he is dirty. Egon2 2
  • We were hungry, but now we are thirsty. Egon2 2
  • You (plural) were in Italy, but now you (plural) are in Spain. Egon2 2
  • You'll were in Italy, but now you'll are in Spain. Egon2 2
  • You were in Italy, but now you are in Spain. Egon2 2
  • They were in San Sebastian, but they are now in Bilbao. Egon2 2
  • Nobody was thirsty, but now everybody is thirsty. Egon2 3
  • I am from Bilbao, but I live in San Sebastian. Nongo 1
  • He is from Spain, but he lives in Germany. Nongo 1
  • She is from Spain, but she lives in Germany. Nongo 1
  • I was bored, but now I am busy. Because 1-1
  • We were sitting, but now we are standing. Because 1-2
  • I am worried, but you are calm. Because 1-4
  • It was cloudy, but warm yesterday. Weather 1
  • It is not hot, but the humidity is high. Weather 3
  • It's not hot, but the humidity is high. Weather 3
  • I usually walk on the beach, but today I am walking in the forest. Walking 1
  • You normally walk in the park, but today you are walking on the plaza. Walking 1
  • I usually walk on the beach, but yesterday I walked in the forest. Walking 2
  • You normally walk in the mountains, but on Saturday you walked in Irun. Walking 2
  • No, she is not going by horse, but rather she is going by airplane. NORTAZ 2
  • No, he is not going by horse, but rather she is going by airplane. NORTAZ 2
  • No, she is not going on horseback, but rather she is going by airplane. NORTAZ 2
  • No, he is not going on horseback, but rather he is going by airplane. NORTAZ 2