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She sees the big apple.

She does not see this cat.

She answers my question.

She does not speak negatively.

She likes to cook vegetables on a warm stove.

She uses sugar in the recipe for a sweet taste.

She is now saving enough money to buy milk and sugar later.

She now closes the door, because she wants to sleep.

She understands that we must go now.

She speaks hurriedly, but I still understand her words.

She will go to sleep afterwards, because she is tired.

She finishes writing her book.

I must read, and she will wait for me afterwards.

The food she cooks smells wonderful.

She buys blue shoes in the same shopping centre, but they are not expensive.

She wears her new clothes and looks the most beautiful in the group.

Many students study for the same exam, but she is still happy.

She is sad when she loses her dog's ball in the snow.

Later we find the ball again, and she becomes happy immediately.

The exam is difficult; yet she remains happy and careful.

She opens the door carefully.

She throws her towel on the sand and rests.

She says that she would also run, but her muscles are tired.

She would bake two cakes if she had more time.

She loses her sunglasses in the sea, but later finds them again.

She asks for my password before she downloads the file online.

She eats another apple.

She writes the story down to remind herself later.

She calls again, but the cellphone remains silent; I only hear my brother laugh.

We laugh when she finally finds the cellphone under her homework.

She sees herself in the mirror.

She likes to read in the evening in the kitchen.

She rides her bicycle to the school.

She writes down the word in her new book.

She lies under a warm blanket on the floor and reads a book.

She gives useful advice and keeps her promise to help.

She makes a serious effort to forget nothing.

She also warns that speed and noise can lead to mistakes.

She measures the weight of the package now.

She discusses her plan with her colleague.

She wonders why the waiter is so late.

She chooses soup and bread for lunch.

She asks which pepper I want.

She does not know whether the bill has already been paid.

She pours milk over her eggs, but I use only salt and pepper.

She enjoys the food, although the table is near the door.

She wonders whether the waiter will still serve warm bread.

She is showering, and the soap smells fresh.

She puts on her blue dress, and I put on my new trousers.

Later she takes off her wet coat and hangs it by the door.

She ties her shoelaces before she goes to school.

The cashier smiles when she sees my wallet and the cash.

Her hair is wet, therefore she first puts on her coat.

She says her nose is cold, therefore she stands longer under the shower.

While she is busy tying her shoelaces, I take off my socks and sit on the bed.

She puts on her new coat before she goes to school.

She is writing a letter to her sister.

After the call she sends me a short message.

She calls her sister because she wants to hear her voice.

When her telephone rang, she put the newspaper on the table.

When she saw her mistake, she stuck a stamp on the envelope.

When she read the headline in the newspaper, she laughed and showed the article to her sister.

After the washing machine is finished, she hangs up the wet clothes to dry.

She folds the dresses neatly, but I iron the shirts first.

She goes to the kitchen without looking in the refrigerator.

I make my sister a sandwich with butter and jam, because she is hungry.

Maybe she will come back later to fix the cupboard.

She drinks water without spilling, but her brother always spills on the table.

After we have eaten, she irons her dress and I fold my trousers on the bed.

She writes neatly in her new book.

After the shower, she dries her face with a clean towel.

She stays at home, because she has fever and pain in her head.

I wait at the pharmacy while she pays for the medicine.

She does not complain about pain, but her sister says the cough keeps her awake.

She wants to water the new plants every morning before there is too much sunlight.

Her umbrella stands by the door, but she forgets it when she leaves in a hurry.

She borrows my charger for a short time, because her battery is also empty.

The client in the office says she is worried because she cannot find her document.

She is afraid to unlock the door when it is dark.

The client asks where she must put her signature.

She looks worried, but the doctor says it is not dangerous.

She says sorry because my book is still at her house.

The problem with the lock was small; therefore she unlocked the door again.

She sneezes all morning, and her throat feels sore.

At the dentist she could finally be calm, because there were few people there.

She puts a plaster over the cut so that the wound stays clean.

Her elbow was sore, therefore she had to sit down immediately.

Her elbow is better now, but she still cannot carry heavy luggage.

At the store she could not find her bank card, and then I had to pay.

After lunch we watched television, and later she told her sister about the program.

She sits down on the couch and reads.

She wears her red shoes when she goes to town.

She puts the ointment on the wound so that it gets better.

Last night my girlfriend was really tired, yet she prepared everything for her family.

My grandmother says that my male cousin is clever, but my female cousin says she can cook just as well.

Maybe my girlfriend is also coming on Sunday if she is not at work.

She is really clever, and my grandmother often asks her to help the children with homework.

After the meal my aunt helps to wipe the table and wash the plates, although she is also tired.

She understands it just as well.

She says it is also her habit to get up early.

She will call me immediately when the bus arrives at the station.

The girl for whom my father is waiting knows exactly which bus she must take.

She believes that her list is short, but she always forgets something at the supermarket.

She cuts the tomatoes on a clean chopping board.

She does not follow the cookbook exactly, but the chicken still tastes good.

I am cooking in the kitchen, while she stirs the rice.

I give her my place, because she has to stand closer to the oven.

She says her lunch box also has fruit, but no onion.

She writes down a new list from the cookbook before we leave.

She believes that chicken and rice are enough for tonight.

I know that woman, because she works with my sister.

She says that she misses her old friend, although they see each other online regularly.

We invite her for dinner tomorrow, so that she can eat with us.

She speaks so honestly that everyone immediately sees when something is wrong.

The truth makes her quiet at first, but afterwards she feels better.

She smiles, but she is also shy about the big prize.

Later she realizes that the dog is sleeping under the bed.

After a long day she dreams of a week by the sea, where she can relax.

She makes the room so neat that even my brother says it looks good.

When the children have finished eating, I wash the dishes and she dries them.

She invites us again for dinner, and she cooks so well that nobody wants to leave early.

I know that she is honest.

At the beginning of the month she writes down her appointments on the calendar.

In autumn she wears a warm sweater when the wind becomes stronger.

Her gloves are wet, therefore she hangs them next to her raincoat by the door.

She gives the child a handkerchief when her nose starts running.

She says that a sweater in spring is just as useful as a coat in winter.

If the bird leaves her nest, she waits another moment on the branch before she moves again.

She signs the lease agreement.

Before she moves in, she signs the lease agreement.

She enjoys life.

She writes her own story.

He is here; she is there, however.

She wants to see the world.

She makes the food herself.

She sets up a debit order.

She opens a bank account and sets up a debit order.

She works in her own way.

She understands the requirement.

She works part-time.

During the interview, she explains her skills professionally.

She qualifies for the position.

She is involved in the project.

According to the doctor, she is healthy.

She laughs for no particular reason.

She learns the language.

She switches off the wireless internet connection.

She tops up the prepaid airtime.

She accepts the decision.

She inspects the engine.

She inspects the oil after seeing the warning light.

She inspects the steering wheel while servicing the vehicle.

She buys a white car.

Naturally, she inspects the engine.

She has so much work.

She looks at herself in the mirror.

She reads about the history.

She deals the cards.

She shuffles the pack and deals five cards.

She chooses the black marker.

She is currently the winner.

She expects five points.

She describes the board game.

She throws away the wet paper.

She examines the material.

She sorts the waste alone.

She adjusts the bill and corrects it.

She is the only consumer.

She marinates the meat.

She is a member of our group.

She writes about it in the report.

She delivers the report.

She writes a sentence about scheduled power cuts.

She is fond of her pet.

She insures the house.

She was born in the city.

She is sociable.

She writes a poem.

She cuts the wrong stitch with the seam ripper.

She bastes the hem.

She sews the seam.

She cuts out the pattern piece.

She pins the hem in place.

She bastes the hem and pins it in place.

She finishes off the buttonhole.

She cuts the fabric out and finishes the hem.

She makes a special dress.

During the safety inspection, she assesses and documents the risk.

She documents the damaged equipment.

She knows the meaning of the word.

She is late because of the traffic.

She refurbishes the collectible unless it is too damaged.

She kneads the dough.

She sifts the bread flour.

She sifts the whole-wheat flour into the mixing bowl.

She measures out the whole-wheat flour.

She sprinkles bread flour over the baking tray.

Although the dough is sticky, she kneads it easily.

She sprinkles the sticky dough with bread flour.

She measures out the bread flour by using the kitchen scale.

She makes contact with the office.

She has numerous questions.

She sees the image on the screen.

As soon as she sees the blindfold, we throw the confetti.

She hides the soft drinks.

She lights the birthday candle.

She waits outside the court.

She calls the police.

She reads the request.

She holds the microphone so that the audience can sing along.

She heard the audience clap.

She explains the problem.

She was here recently.

She writes a contribution.

She wraps the crockery in bubble wrap.

She labels the cardboard boxes with the black marker pen.

She buys modern furniture.

She is aware of the risk.

She writes down the thought.

She achieves success.

She prunes the herb plant.

She prunes the basil without cutting too much.

Is she pruning?

She transplants the seedling with the trowel.

She speaks English.

She reads the testimony.

She accepts it, provided the claim amount is within the expense limit.

She converts the claim amount according to the exchange rate.

If she has no receipt, she justifies travel costs.

She justifies travel costs; the manager processes the claim.

She has trouble with the work.

She plans a meeting.

She remains positive.

She works in the media.

She gives her opinion.

She speaks about her fear.

Despite the padlock, she finds the clue.

She navigates from the checkpoint to the finish.

She sees blood.

She calls out to me.

She earns money.