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He/She reads a book outside.

He/She reads English at home.

He/She has a question.

In the kitchen, she hangs the shirt to dry.

He/She hated lively streets because he/she wanted a peaceful environment.

He/She read a book last year.

Last week, he/she did not go to the theatre because he/she did not have time.

He/She was not very happy yesterday because the bus was late.

He/She did not have the energy to watch the entire movie, because he/she was tired.

I did not see the employer yesterday, because he/she was traveling to another city.

He/She sees me.

He/She needs me.

He/She likes different music and wants to listen to it often.

He/She causes noise.

He/She speaks Finnish well.

He/She can sing well.

Although he is sometimes lazy, he still gets the work done on time.

He/She always complains about small things at home.

He/She is a very friendly person.

He/She drinks coffee during the meeting.

He/She is waiting for us in the park.

She/He is skilled at photographing birds.

The taxi driver is friendly, and she helps carry the bag.

She suggests that we order pizza, because learning is difficult when hungry.

The taxi driver said that she will wait for us at the friend’s place.

He wants to chat with the driver because the trip was fun.

She/He dares to dance; probably music makes her/him happy.

His/Her opinion changed when he/she heard more.

He/She spoke clearly and slowly.

The attachment sent by him/her was wrong, but he/she did not do it on purpose, rather by accident.

He/She logs in to the service at home.

She does not want either shirt; neither fits her.

She invites both friends anyway, because no place feels right without them.

She/He did not participate yesterday, but will come next time.

She/He stayed at home to rest and watch a movie.

He/She is not coming late either, because the weather is bad.

I think that he/she might be late.

Suddenly he/she hurried to the station, but the video call still cut off.

I think that he/she is somewhere nearby, but I don’t see him/her anywhere.

He/She is not free today, and neither am I.

He/She does not drink coffee in the evenings either.

I trust the teacher because she/he explains the grammar clearly.

I feel that the relationship takes her/his time, but she/he is still happy.

I especially like this teacher because she explains calmly.

He/She is not sure whether he/she will come to the exam on Saturday.

I do not remember exactly what the teacher said when she explained the rule.

She/He washes the forks and knives by hand, even though we have a dishwasher.

He/She comes from the kitchen now.

I am proud of my sister because she is very independent.

She wants to be an independent adult and carry her own responsibility.

He/She is a bit sick today.

The interviewer first reads the job application and decides whom he/she wants to hire.

The trainee should ask if he/she does not understand the task.

He/She accepted the job even though the working hours were long and the overtime pay was low.

I am married, but my sister is still unmarried and she has a new girlfriend.

He/She speaks honestly, even though it is difficult.

She/He is a hard‑working student, and no one is jealous of her/him.

My friend is nice and kind, even though she/he is often tired.

She/He plans to graduate as an engineer next spring.

I also want to hug my friend, but she/he is still at work.

The girl has a yellow skirt and a brown belt, and she gladly dresses in them.

The director of the movie was present and told why he/she liked the exciting ending.

He/She gladly helps me.

My friend has a Finnish-language blog where she/he talks about everyday life.

Mother got her driving licence when she was young, but she had never overtaken anyone in the middle of the city.

Later she/he said that she/he had been pleasantly surprised that I had not given up.

He/She does not want to give up, even though the game is difficult.

He/She is a favorite.

She/He keeps herself/himself in shape by running in the park every other day.

My friend is currently worried about the exam, even though she has studied well.

He/She calls a friend in the evening.

He/She trains at home by running in the living room.

He/She replied to the comment quickly and gave another like.

She/He likes to warm up calmly at home with a video.

I like the main character because she/he becomes braver during the story.

As a child she/he wanted to become a teacher or a musician.

She/He blamed me for being late, although the bus was actually broken.

Later she/he sent a message and made a sincere apology.

My spouse wrote me an encouraging message in which she/he said that small mistakes are a part of learning.

I don’t understand what he/she said.

She/He tries to build a balanced everyday life where there is time for the family.

The pupil crossed out in the exam all the words that she had written incorrectly.

He/She helps me.

He/She has a bright red shirt.

She enjoys speaking in Finnish after the workday.

He/She thinks about himself/herself too much.

He/She bought himself/herself a new coat.

He/She speaks Finnish naturally in class.

Where is he/she coming from now?

He/She comes home late because the bus is late.

The maintenance man can’t find the right tool in the storage room, so he will come back tomorrow.

The realtor promised that she/he will call me right after the viewing.

The landlord is busy today, so he/she will answer later.

I am waiting for the realtor at the apartment viewing because he/she is late.

He/She will probably come later, because he/she is busy today.

He/She says that the fuse is broken and has to be replaced.

She ended up forgetting her toothbrush at home, so she bought a new toothbrush at the station.

He/She is probably still at work.

He/She tells me what the teacher said.