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He has a cat.

He sees the beautiful dog.

He speaks Afrikaans again.

He is also here.

He plays with the ball outside the house.

He does not think negatively.

He finishes writing the new book.

He has finished the work.

He waits for the dog.

He stays for a long time at my house.

He wants to buy a stove, but he must first save money.

He may not cook meat if he does not have a stove.

He thinks about the week.

He uses too much sugar in the recipe.

I see how he tastes the food.

He immediately opens the window, because it is warm.

He says that he will be busy until late tonight.

He thinks that it is not possible to be finished immediately.

He wanted to see my dog, even though he was busy with work.

He sleeps late now.

He says that he will be tired after the work.

He is in a hurry, because he wants to be finished now.

He feels better after the work.

He brings the book to our house.

He will bring meat along.

He comes along with my friend.

He says the bus ticket is cheaper.

He thinks that a cheap ticket is better than a more expensive one.

He says the city is larger, but his village is the friendliest.

I sleep longer than he.

He is impatient, because the appointment will probably take a long time.

He walks in the garden, although he is tired.

He is still tired.

He loses his ticket.

He also reserves a room for two guests.

He keeps his passport and plane ticket in his pocket.

He orders green tea when room service comes.

He rests against the wall while he waits for the elevator.

On the map he shows the section for historical objects.

He sits by the window now.

He gets his passport and plane ticket out of his pocket.

He says that the beach is quieter on Wednesday.

He runs five kilometres to strengthen his muscles.

He says that the gift would be incomplete without a card.

He prints another copy because the guide asks for a receipt.

He holds the book.

He later tells the same story to his son.

The librarian searches with me and calls me when he finds it.

The son is grateful when he finishes his homework quickly.

He mentions his dog and cat in the report.

He reads the book aloud.

He sees himself in the window.

He tells a funny joke in the class, and everyone laughs.

He turns left at the old bridge.

He climbs over the wall in the garden.

He says it is dangerous to walk outside now.

He looks for his knife, but nobody sees it on the plate.

He serves the soup with a spoon and also gives me a knife.

The dog runs back home when he sees the gate open.

The plumber says the pipe is broken, but he can repair it tomorrow.

The male neighbor asks whether he may borrow my book, but he promises to give it back tonight.

My brother goes to the pharmacy, because he wants to buy medicine for her cough.

My brother promises to call me back as soon as he understands the problem.

We meet the new male neighbor, and he smiles.

On Saturday my uncle usually barbecues meat, but on Sunday he prefers to eat soup.

Actually my male cousin wanted to go home early, but now he is still sitting by the fire and talking to my female cousin.

The girl asks my father whether he is working today.

He picks up his sister at the station.

He sometimes lies about small matters, but later he tells the truth.

He wants to apply through the estate agent now.

He is here; she is there, however.

He walks away.

He understands the result.

He is suitable.

The employer appoints the candidate if he qualifies.

He plays a big part in the team.

He is coming today of all days.

He tests the brake.

He replaces the brake; the vehicle brakes well.

He recommends the component; it has a warranty.

He describes the rule.

He rinses out the plastic and tin before recycling them.

He controls the vehicle.

He works alone.

He corrects the utility meter reading.

He grills the meat.

We socialise together while he grills the cut of meat over the coals.

He passes the rugby ball and tackles the opponent.

We treat the dog according to the prescription, and it recovers.

He admits that he is tired.

He once lived here.

He assesses the risk carefully.

He refurbishes the pocket watch.

He preheats the oven.

He gets a good crust by preheating the oven.

He distracts the guest of honour.

As soon as the arrival time draws near, he distracts the guest of honour.

He pretends that he knows nothing about the surprise.

He is tired, after all.

He has an academic degree.

He reads the verse.

He speaks slowly.

He reads the prayer.

He tells us about this.

He shouts loudly.

He deserves the prize.