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Thank you for water!

In the restaurant, I drink water and buy a tasty dessert.

I drink water instead of milk.

In the morning I wash my face with cold water, but not my eyes.

In my bag there is a bottle of water, two apples, and one banana.

This bottle of water is for you, and that one is for me.

The child is thirsty, so she drinks water from a bottle.

During the break I drink water, and my brother reads the new words in a quiet corner of the corridor.

Our order is simple: one customer wants soup, another wants rice, and everyone receives one glass of water each.

I put water into a glass before lunch.

If the drink is too sweet, I drink water instead of it.

If you leave the plant without water, it will soon no longer be beautiful.

In the evening many people walk on the bridge and look at the water.

The water is already boiling, so I will not mix the rice with the vegetables yet.

When the waitress comes, I will order soup and water.

When the glass is empty, the child asks me to fill it with water.

The glass is full of water.

Before the trip I fill the bottle with water.

I pour water into the glass.

I almost spilled the water on the table.

In November and December I prefer hot tea, but in July and August I drink more water.

She sprays water onto the leaves.

We spray water onto leaves and put fertilizer into the growing medium.

The growing medium absorbs water quickly.

An insect sits on a leaf while the roots absorb water.

The leaves wilt without water.

The leaves certainly need water.

The plant can live without much water.

Water is leaking from the tap.