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Both of the sentences 'Spending my Sunday at home' and 'spend my Sunday at home' are correct depending on their context of use, and tense.

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Family is one of the most important things you will ever have. Make it a point to spend time together, even if it is just to watch a movie and eat popcorn on the weekend. Try to do different things each month together, like going bike riding or having a picnic outside.

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Spending a lot of time on your knees can cause pain after a while. Answer: spend less time on your knees.

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The future tense of "spend" is "will spend" or "going to spend."

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The future tense of the word spend is "will spend."

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I/you/we/they spend. He/she/it spends.

The present participle is spending.

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spend it on some armor (if your a mage spend it on runes)

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it is a heat rash caused by body heat and sweating the only cure is to not stay on the computer so long.

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  • Do not spend all your money at once.
  • I'm not willing to spend that much.
  • I'm going to go spend some time at the arcade.

    I won't spend a lot of time writing this.

    I want to spend all my money today.

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Spend, Spend, Spend!! Spend your money to boost America's GDP and its economy. Increase the worth of your dollar.

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They like to spend their times in dark places or spend in their caves doing nothing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Try not to spend that all in the same place.

Let's spend the weekend in the mountains.

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The word "spend" has one syllable.

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How much money DO you spend?

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You spend them at the Moogle Shop.

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Kutaaa they spend it on tutti

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Translation: 'Pasar' or 'gastar' (tiempo) = to spend (time)

gastar (dinero) = to spend money

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An opposite word for spend in save.

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Most farmers spend their money on achol or cattle, most of the time they spend it on hookers

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Spend is already singular.

The plural is spends.

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They spend the most of their time out and about, foraging.

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i need help what to spend with it

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they spend your mom!

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spend it on a new phone

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The past perfect of "spend" is "had spent."

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As much as i can afford to spend

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yes they only have as much money as they get to spend, they can't spend extra money.

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Well you can only spend them in wh smith because they are sold in there and they cant be sold online

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Yes, "spend" is a verb. It is used to indicate the action of using money to purchase goods or services.

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The Republicans spend now and pay later. They borrow money to spend now. Democrats tax for money to spend now. It is called "pay as you go" by Democrats and "Tax and Spend" by Republicans who are "Borrow and Spend" players.

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Approximately how long does it take to spend $1 million How long does it take to spend $1 billion?

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The past simple of "spend" is "spent." For example, "She spent the weekend at the beach."

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he spend his weekend with his family

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they usually spend about $150

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They spend there life in the north pole.

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Why do teens love to spend money?

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they spend time with familyand friends :)

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The word spend has one syllable.

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Fair Spend was created in 2010-08.

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Spend My Money was created in 2008-10.

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