| "Bitch, it's weave, noun, present tense, how." | |
| "But when I take a sip, the air gets tense" | |
| "Care", present tense? | |
| "Did" is past tense. | |
| "Done," as in past tense. | |
| "Bitch, it's weave, noun, present tense, how." | |
| "But when I take a sip, the air gets tense" | |
| "Care", present tense? | |
| "Did" is past tense. | |
| "Done," as in past tense. | |
| "Were" is past tense, so to match the tenses, | |
| But it tenses me up. | |
| Clément, say what are the tenses that can be used with the conjunction "so". | |
| Everyone tenses when swords are drawn. | |
| Ga-Shundi tenses are tricky buggers. | |
| "Were" is past tense, so to match the tenses, | |
| But it tenses me up. | |
| Clément, say what are the tenses that can be used with the conjunction "so". | |
| Everyone tenses when swords are drawn. | |
| Ga-Shundi tenses are tricky buggers. | |
| "Dad is so tensed..." | |
| "Everyone's tensed about this." | |
| "Yes, I did see her in the campus." She seemed to be quite tensed. | |
| "You mean, you are tensed too?" | |
| - Agra's tensed. | |
| - I've got nothing, I'm tensing up. | |
| - Larry, you're tensing up! - I do, I do, I do. | |
| - Your voice is tensing up. | |
| And don't forget, keep tensing the thighs. | |
| And it's doing its job. The men are tensing up. | |
| "Dad is so tensed..." | |
| "Everyone's tensed about this." | |
| "Yes, I did see her in the campus." She seemed to be quite tensed. | |
| "You mean, you are tensed too?" | |
| - Agra's tensed. | |
| - I've got nothing, I'm tensing up. | |
| - Larry, you're tensing up! - I do, I do, I do. | |
| - Your voice is tensing up. | |
| And don't forget, keep tensing the thighs. | |
| And it's doing its job. The men are tensing up. | |
