Yes, he will.

Yes, he won't.

No, he will.

No, he won't.

He'll meet his parents for lunch.

He'll buy groceries.

He'll play soccer.

He'll have dinner with a friend.

He'll get groceries on Saturday.

He'll get groceries on Tuesday.

He'll get groceries on Sunday.

He'll get groceries on Thursday.

He'll meet with Mr. Anderson.

He'll have dinner with a friend.

He'll have dinner with his parents.

He'll buy groceries.

Yes, he will.

Yes, he won't.

No, he will.

No, he won't.

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Education if Afghanistan is getting better.

Education if Afghanistan is under new leadership.

Education if Afghanistan is changing.

Education if Afghanistan is becoming worse.

Traditionally, families think girls shouldn't go to school.

Traditionally, families think girls must not go to school.

Traditionally, families think it is not necessary for girls to go to school.

Traditionally, families think it is not possible for girls to go to school.

Additionally, families can easily pay for their children's schooling.

Additionally, families struggle to pay for their children's schooling.

Additionally, families receive funding from the government for their children's schooling.

Additionally, families earn money for sending their children to school.

It is usually dangerous for girls to go to school because of violence.

It is occasionally unsafe for girls to go to school because of violence.

It is never dangerous for girls to go to school because of violence.

It is never safe for girls to go to school because of violence.

The majority of women are illiterate, and 38% of children are not allowed at school.

The majority of women are illiterate, and 38% of children are required to attend school.

The majority of women are illiterate, and 38% of children choose not to go to school.

The majority of women are illiterate, and 38% of children can't attend school.