Marie

You are Marie.

Marie is my friend.

I am Paul and you are Marie.

I sing with Marie in the house.

Marie likes to read her book before breakfast.

Marie is tired now.

Marie is getting up now.

Ask Marie if she wants to answer my question.

Marie wants to call you later to listen to your music.

Marie has a cell phone in her bag.

You speak with Marie before breakfast.

Marie answers Paul immediately.

I want to thank Marie now.

Marie runs fast in the park.

He often talks to Marie.

Marie eats in front of the window.

It is necessary to know Marie's friends.

Open the door to let Marie in.

Why does Marie want to stay in the house?

Marie crosses the park to go to the city.

Marie wants to become a writer, so I believe that this gift will encourage her.

I often speak with Marie, but I do not dare question her too directly.

I like to listen to Marie's voice.

Marie is a wonderful writer.

You can encourage Marie with your words.

Paul wants to question Marie.

I send a message to Marie.

I am going to the store with Marie.

Marie takes a walk in the garden in the evening.

Paul is watching Marie now.

I drink hot coffee with Marie.

Marie lives in the beautiful neighborhood.

Marie corrects your text.

Marie reads the sentence.

Marie shares the bread with Paul.

Marie brings a gift to Paul.

I have just advised Marie to step out for a moment, because the fresh paint can be toxic.

Next year, Paul and Marie travel to France.

Marie suggests singing a song in the garden.

Marie helps Paul.

I gather Paul and Marie in the house.

I read the book while Marie sings.

Marie hesitates to answer.

Marie sends him a message.

Marie and Paul work on a project.

Marie makes bread.

Marie speaks well.

Marie hopes to earn enough money to travel next year.

Paul and Marie will have a lot of fun during the holidays.

I cannot hear Marie if you speak too loudly.

Marie is already looking for someone to help her, because she wants to increase her income.

Marie and Paul go to the bank.

Paul surprises Marie.

Marie buys a product in the store.

Marie gets up early enough.

Stress prevents Marie from speaking.

Marie goes to school.

Marie likes distraction.

Marie brings Paul to the garden.

Marie listens to music fully.

Marie arrives at school on time.

Marie wants to celebrate her birthday this weekend.

Even though Marie is shy, she plans to attend the concert that will take place during this party.

Several friends also want to attend the party to see Marie sing.

Paul is a loyal friend who never wants to let go of Marie’s hand when she is shy.

Canceling this event would make Marie sad, so they are being careful.

Marie loves to plan a precise schedule so she doesn’t forget anything on the day of the party.

For Marie, it is essential to keep everything simple, because she does not want to demand too much effort from her loved ones.

Then, Marie wants to savor a delicious cake with her friends to end the evening.

I want to talk about it with Marie.

Marie goes to the concert.

Marie supports Paul.

I attend Marie's birthday.

Marie raises her hand.

I go to the city thanks to Marie.

Marie has an interesting attitude.

Marie manages to understand the book.

Paul makes a promise to Marie.

Marie finds the challenge difficult.

Marie prepares nothing.

Marie is sad.

Do not hurt Marie.

Marie devotes the evening to singing.

Marie fears the dog.

Marie loses weight because she eats fresh vegetables.

This story moves Marie.

Paul reassures Marie.

Paul forbids Marie from running in the house.

Paul and Marie dance during the evening.

Marie eats some.

Paul loves Marie.

Marie likes listening to the rain.

Marie suggests organizing an outing on a huge beach to relax.

Marie will soon go to the bakery to buy a pastry, because she loves the sweet taste.

We will talk about Paul and Marie’s wedding if you want to navigate through the photos of the last family event.

Marie remains proud of her progress in pastry-making and hopes to be ready for the big day.

If you were quieter, you would hear Marie singing better.

First, Marie hurries before taking her shower.

Marie sings without shyness in the garden.

Marie talks about her interesting book.

I take Marie's picture.

I work better when Marie helps me.

Marie sings, even if she is shy.

Marie reserves a table for Paul.

Marie carries the blue bag.

Marie listens to me.

Marie adjusts the light in the house.

Paul and Marie swim in the water.

Marie sees the thing in the garden.

Marie likes reading.

Marie prepares a sweet dessert.

Marie isn’t looking to become rich; she simply wants to be happy.

Even though she is poor, Marie always shares what she has with her loved ones.

Marie buys a laptop.

The teacher helps Marie.

Marie studies the lesson.

Marie goes to the swimming pool.

Marie comes with me.

Marie goes to the pool.

I love what Marie sings.

Paul gives advice to Marie.

Marie visits Paris.

I practice every morning to run faster, and Marie also wants to practice yoga.

Marie has to take a math exam tomorrow, and Paul is also going to take an exam next week.

Marie listens to music, then she dances in the park.

Marie sings in the room.

Marie plays with the cat.

Marie wears a comfortable sweater when it is chilly.

Marie works in an advertising agency.

Marie dines with Paul at home.

Marie loves her morning walk.

Marie especially reads the book in the garden.

Marie and Paul see the sunrise together.

Marie leaves the house.

Marie has a day off today and is resting in the garden.

I go to Marie's house.

Marie calls her hairdresser.

Marie hates it when Paul smokes in the house.

When Marie manages the project, she smiles to motivate everyone.

Marie thinks that laughing is essential because humor can be lacking on a stressful day.

Marie wants to keep her room clean, but the living room is already dirty.

Marie explains how to fix the balcony railing before winter arrives.

Marie buys some grapes for dessert, but she regrets not having bought more.

Marie leads the meeting.

Marie has a big smile.

Marie motivates Paul.

I miss Marie.

I have an opportunity to speak with Marie.

Marie and Paul have an interesting discussion.

Marie cuts the cake.

I take Marie to the park.

Marie decorates the house with flowers.

Marie finds the key in a small box on the table.

To pass the time, Marie talks about the movie where her favorite actor plays a hero.

Marie loves the theater; she goes there often with her light blanket because the halls are cold.

Marie lets her friend into the house.

I think about Marie.

Marie is not sick today.

Yesterday, Marie was working at the hospital all day.

This bouquet brightens Marie’s face when I give it to her.

Marie loves this place; she finds chocolate and ice cream there without spending her entire budget.

I hug Marie when she finishes her job.

I compose a song for Marie’s birthday.

Marie is a reliable friend.

According to Marie, warm bread is good in the morning.

Marie holds the cat in her arms.

I am preparing a cake for Marie’s birthday.

Marie drinks a bottle of milk, but Paul drinks only tea.

Marie is writing a report, then she sends it by email.

Marie chooses black pants because she finds them elegant.

Marie eats the orange in the garden.

Usually, Marie walks on the street and stops at the corner, near the pharmacy.

Marie is putting the bowls and the spoons on the table.

Paul takes his bag, and Marie takes hers.

They want to deliver a package to Marie this evening.

By the way, Marie is arriving soon.

Marie has the guests sit in the room.

Marie sings softly in the garden.

I prefer the way Marie explains things.

We meet Marie in the middle of the square.

It is Marie who decides where we are going to have dinner.

Marie puts bananas in the fridge.

Marie is serious at work.

Speak to me honestly: who cooks the best, Marie or you?

Marie is talking to the guests now.

The vinegar is strong, so Marie adds lemon so it is less strong.

I am lazy on Sundays; however, Marie gets up early.

The door was opened by Paul, but the window is closed by Marie.

Marie prefers unsweetened cereal, and she also makes apple juice.

I use the microwave to heat the soup, but Marie turns on the oven to bake the bread.

Paul waters a plant near the window, and Marie moves another plant toward the light.

I work at the office, whereas Marie stays at home.

Among my friends, Marie sings the best.

Marie wants a simple and happy future.

Paul prefers peanut butter, but Marie chooses jam.

I put each file into a folder to which Marie adds her notes.

Marie sits on the bench.

One must not interrupt Marie when she is speaking.

Marie has wanted to learn a new language for a long time.

Marie is discovering the culture of a foreign country by reading books.

Marie brings them bread and cheese when they come.

Paul asks Marie a question.

Marie's childhood friend is coming to dinner.

This book is about Marie's childhood.

Marie studies at the university, and the subject she likes the most is biology.

I like green salad, but Marie often chooses yellow tomatoes.

Everything Marie writes about her village is about the people in the neighborhood.

After finishing the first chapter, Marie chooses an important character.

After having translated the text, Marie reads her translation again to correct the mistakes.

During the game, Marie scores a goal and everyone around the field is happy.

In the library, silence helps Marie read her novel.

Marie often talks about her professional project and her future in France.

If you come to Saturday's soccer game, you will see how many goals Marie can score.

After doing her grammar homework, Marie relaxes with a good novel.

Marie does weight training at the gym in the evening.

Paul is sometimes jealous when Marie talks with her childhood friend.

Marie is not jealous; she trusts Paul.

Marie is looking for a job with a good salary but also some free time.

Among all the candidates, Marie is the only one who is really ready for this new job.

I trust Marie.

After class, Marie writes a short one‑paragraph summary.

Later, Marie hopes to do research on the environment in a large modern laboratory.

Marie prefers dark blue jeans, but her brother likes lighter colors.

Marie wants to do research in France during the holidays.

The lawyer talks with Marie in the garden.

We talk about Marie's profession at the café.

Marie turns on her camera so that we see her face.

Marie likes the nuances of the language, so she focuses on every detail.

What Marie is thinking about is the next French exam.

Marie records each session to review the technical points later.

Marie touches her nose when she is thinking about a new sentence.

The first session in January was recorded by Marie’s camera.

Marie must concentrate during the French class.

What Marie is proud of is her village.

I want to record this song for Marie.

Paul touches Marie's hand.

Marie becomes impatient when the Wi‑Fi doesn’t work.

During the walk, Marie talks about her new cooking blog.

In the morning, Marie does meditation, and in the evening she plays tennis with her friends.

For the Sunday walk, Marie wears a light skirt and a blue hat.

Marie puts a small bandage on my finger to stop the blood.

Her roommates find Marie very nice when she does the dishes for everyone.

Marie has lunch at the campus cafeteria with her friends.

In middle school, Marie especially liked English classes.

Marie turns off her phone before she falls asleep.

I visit the laboratory with Marie.

This decision is important for Marie.

I find this desert beautiful, but Marie prefers the hill near our village.

Paul is in love with Marie, and Marie is also in love with Paul.

After university, Marie is taking a six‑month training course in computer science.

If you see Marie at the harbor, say hello to her from me.

Yesterday, Marie said that she would come with us to the island.

Marie is even more amazed when she meets a tourist who is in love with the French language.

In her diary, Marie tells about her internship and her first days of adult life.

I speak softly like Marie.

I talk with Marie on the phone.

Marie is in good health now.

Marie reads the newspaper in the garden.

During the class, I speak French with Marie.

Marie has mild symptoms: a bit of fever and a dry cough.

The syrup is very sweet and a bit bitter, but Marie drinks it anyway.

If Marie really rests, she will get better faster.

When he sees that Marie’s condition is not getting worse, he is reassured.

The next night, Marie has a worrying nightmare and wakes up very tired.

For the doctor, Marie’s condition was almost normal; this little illness was mainly tiring, but not really serious or ridiculous.

Even when ill, Marie wants to practice her French online, while being patient with herself.

I want to call Marie tonight.

After the consultation, Marie feels better.

To get better, Marie must rest.

The doctor wants to cure Marie quickly.

The doctor is treating Marie now.

Music calms Marie when she is nervous.

My heart is happy when I talk with Marie.

Marie drinks neither wine nor beer.

Marie works hard, so she is tired in the evening.

Marie trusts herself.

Marie often keeps her anger to herself, but tonight she says, “I am really angry.”

At the restaurant, the waitress brings the menu and smiles at Marie.

At the end of the tournament, Marie is the winner, even if the opponent has more experience.

Marie thinks that every vote counts, and she often says, “I want to think about it before taking part in it.”

We want to congratulate Marie for passing her exam.

Marie often dreams of the sea.

Marie wears a red bracelet on her wrist.

Marie’s necklace is less expensive than her ring, but she likes it just as much.

Marie reads a fashion magazine during her coffee break.

When she is stressed, Marie touches her bracelet on her wrist to calm herself.

Marie works as fast as Paul, but she rests less often.

In general, Paul talks as much as Marie, but today he is quieter.

Marie speaks clearly during the session.

A short break is enough to calm Marie.

Marie keeps the fashion magazine in her bag.

I want to kiss Marie when she arrives.

Marie wants to meet neighbors who are ready to speak slowly with her.

Paul vacuums on Saturday morning while Marie makes coffee.

Marie is disappointed because the meeting was cancelled at the last moment.

I subscribed to this podcast yesterday, and Marie subscribed to it as well.

Marie talks about her passion for music.

Marie wants to create a new cooking blog.

Marie likes swimming, however Paul prefers running.

Marie is reading a French literature book in the garden.

To understand her emotions, Marie talks with a psychologist who works near the campus.

It is the first festival where Marie works as a volunteer in a small association.

Being the guest of honor moves her deeply, and Marie feels a very strong emotion.

The audience listens to Marie in silence.

During the party, Marie hands out cake to her friends.

During the videoconference, Marie closes the window so that the noise from the street doesn't bother anyone.

Not only does Marie prepare a balanced lunch, but she also avoids soft drinks.

Marie wants to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle to protect the planet.

On weekends, Marie works as a photographer for a small local newspaper.

To keep a balanced daily life, Marie limits her screen time in the evening.

The photographer is talking with Marie in the garden.

During their vacation, Paul and Marie visit a volcanic island.

Marie takes pictures of the volcanic rock with her camera.

Back in the city, Marie buys a smart bracelet to track her sleep.

This novel is often read by Marie in the evening.

The inhabitant of the village talks with Marie.

This solution is not suitable for Marie.

Even though Marie drinks warm tea, her cold is not going away and her throat still hurts.

Even if her appetite is coming back, Marie prefers to eat light meals until she feels better.

The start of the school year begins on Monday, and Marie is already preparing her registration at the university.

Marie hopes to get a scholarship, because her diploma will open more doors for her.

After lunch, Paul has a cookie, but Marie prefers a fruit.

What Marie needs before the start of the school year is a clear schedule and an already paid pass.

The closer the start of the school year gets, the more ready Marie feels to begin this new stage.

Marie's absence makes Paul sad.

I heat up the soup while Marie sets the table.

Marie worries when the train is late.

Paul holds the nail while Marie looks for another tool.

Marie is trying on these pants in the fitting room.

If the deadline changes again, Marie will call tomorrow morning.

I am not available before noon, but you can call Marie.

The box is too heavy for Marie, so I am going to carry it to the car.

Marie seems relieved now that the clerk has accepted the supporting document.

When Marie forgets her pencil case, Paul lends her a pencil.

I am going to ask Marie to help me.

Marie is looking for a furnished studio near downtown.

We prefer to postpone the decision until Marie's sister sees the apartment.

Marie adds cucumber to the salad, but she keeps the zucchini for tomorrow.

So that dinner is ready on time, Paul starts cooking while Marie connects to the videoconference.

This icon opens a simple software program that Marie uses to correct her texts.

Marie’s fiancé is nervous, but their engagement makes the whole family happy.

My nephew asks why Marie’s fiancé is smiling so much, and my niece wants to see the ring.

I recognize Marie’s voice.