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Sofie drinks water.

She drinks water because she is very thirsty.

He drinks a lot of water during the picnic.

Anna needs more water because it is warm.

I drink my first cup of water in the morning.

I want to drink water like Anna.

I drink my first cup of water after breakfast.

You like to drink water.

When it rained, we shook the water off our coats before we went inside.

The water is fresh.

Put the bowl on the table and fill it with water.

If the dish is too salted, you need to add more water or potatoes to soften the flavor.

The water is cold.

He still drinks water.

The creature plays in the garden and drinks water.

I always drink water.

The water is clear.

I take a break to drink water.

I drink less water.

The stewardess gives the people water.

I notice that the water is cold.

It is wise to drink water when you are thirsty.

Humans need water.

We take enough water with us so that no one gets thirsty halfway.

During the break we drink water from a large cup.

The fire brigade uses a lot of water.

Who drinks water?

In this story, we figuratively walk on water.

I am going to fetch water soon.

The water in the swimming pool is extremely cold.

May I have water, please?

The sheep drinks water in the garden.

We always keep a small supply of water at home.

A camel can walk through the desert for days without water.

I have a supply of water in the cellar.

The kiosk sells water and bread.

I turn off the tap to save water.

In that factory, the machine leaks water.

I grab the bucket to fetch water.

Anna sees a drop of water on her coat.

Tom pours water into Anna’s glass.

Apparently I drank too little water yesterday.

The quality of the water is measured reliably every week.

The snow turns into water.

On the small island we saw a slow turtle walking along the water.

After eating we refill the thermos with hot water.

We remind each other to drink water every hour.

The meteorologists predict the water will soon flow all the way to the square.

Tom adds lemon to his cup of water.

He feels the depth of the water with his hand.

He swallows the pill with water and rests for a moment.

My throat is dry, so I drink water.

I prefer to drink water at breakfast.

I like spicy food, but this soup is so sour that Tom adds more water.

If my cheek or lip feels dry, I first drink water and wait a moment.

If the sauce is too thick, Sofie adds some water and calmly keeps stirring.

There is warm water in the bath.

Because of a leak, water stood beside the utility cupboard.

The ice on the water is thin.