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| I/you/we/they | depend on |
| he/she/it | depends on |
| present participle | depending on |
| past tense | depended on |
| past participle | depended on |
Their future depends on how well they do in school.
How much money you get depends entirely on your individual circumstances.
What the products will look like will depend largely on what customers want.
The project's success depends on the support of everyone concerned.
The young birds depend on their parents for food for several weeks.
The horses all depend on Mr. Jackson to take care of them.
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