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The child who is speaking now is my sister.

The child's dog is the friendliest here.

The child speaks softly.

The child reads calmly in the kitchen.

The child walks safely in the garden.

The children build a house of sand near the waves.

The children play with the new toys on the couch and laugh loudly.

The children wait for green at the same traffic light.

Children smile when they see the rainbow.

The child jumps over the wall.

I hear children laughing everywhere.

I walk quietly across the floor because the child is sleeping.

Children may play outside until late in the evening.

The child sleeps in the car.

The child spills milk on the floor, and I dry it with a towel.

I am going to fetch the children after school, and afterwards we buy bread.

The child is too afraid to sleep in the dark now.

We pick up the children at the school.

The children wanted to watch one more program, but they had to go to sleep.

The children play inside the house when it rains.

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

Our house feels cozy when the children play on the floor and the people chat calmly.

The child stays quiet when the teacher speaks.

The child stays quiet, and the whole room is full of silence.

The doctor speaks calmly to the child.

The children are waiting for their turn to taste the food.

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

The children finish eating their food.

The children run over the grass, but the dog stays by the bench.

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

When the children sleep, the house is quiet.

The children cross the bridge.

The children protect themselves.

The child plays the game.

The child seems unhappy.

The child goes to the primary school.