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I usually go to the downtown supermarket.

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

The manager of the department wants to know her motivation and experience.

At the café, they discuss the role of citizens in modern democracy.

When we have finished the last chapter of the novel, on Friday evening, our group will celebrate the end of the book at the café.

The teacher's role is important in this class.

In January, the Wednesday sessions are often calmer.

On this social network, his profile is simple, and he answers questions on the forum.

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

Marie has lunch at the campus cafeteria with her friends.

We often talk about the theme of friendship and support in our group.

The neighbor’s horses play near the cows every morning.

I turn off the lamp in the living room before going to bed.

Paul thought that he would have time to finish his drawing before the boat left.

The departure of the train is at eight o'clock.

In the neighborhood library, a female artist is painting a big drawing on the wall.

The waiter explains the evening menu, and we choose a simple dish from it.

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

Today, Paul is the winner of the soccer game.

I find that the northern station is as convenient as the southern one.

Among all the subway stations, the downtown one is the least clean.

In the brochure, you also find a map of the neighborhood and the timetable of each festival show.

Paul is the main guest of the festival.

I look at the map of the neighborhood before walking toward downtown.

The volunteer speaks with the inhabitants of the village.

From now on, he no longer loses an hour in the morning traffic jam.

Yesterday, the photographer exhibited her pictures in a neighborhood gallery.

We are eating the rest of the bread tonight.

Black smoke comes out through the windows of the building.

The owner of the building wants to install solar panels on the new roof.

The new plans for the building include wider emergency staircases.

The inhabitant of the village talks with Marie.

The microphone cable is broken.

I keep the map of the neighborhood in my bag.

On the sign, the train’s destination suddenly changes, and several passengers ask questions.

The office employee checks my file.

I eat a cookie with my morning coffee.

We wait in front of the station before the train’s departure.

I am also taking screws and a screwdriver to fix the shelf in the living room.

The recipient’s address is not readable, so the clerk asks me for another number.

To send this envelope by registered mail, you just have to write the recipient’s name clearly.

The office employee tells me that my file is complete.

If you delete this message, you might lose the owner's address.

The visit of the studio is scheduled for noon.

I always keep a copy of the document.

If you want to get reimbursed, keep the parking ticket and write down the parking time carefully.

I can still hear a bicycle bell, but the bus horn is much louder.

If you insist, we will go either to the neighborhood café or to the restaurant near the park.

The landing on the first floor is dark, but the one on the ground floor is very clean.

The living room floorboards are warmer than the kitchen tiles.

The owner says that the security deposit will be returned at the end of the contract if everything goes well.

Sneakers are more comfortable than sandals when the garden path is wet.

In April, if it does not rain, we will go to the Easter market in the village square.

Excuse me, sir, what time does the July 14th fireworks display start?

When the power comes back, I have to turn the computer and the living-room lamp back on.

When it rains, I put the laundry on the drying rack, along with the couch cover.

In the agency window, there are several listings, but the ground-floor one pleases me the most.

I look at the shop window before going in.

Without good potting soil, the tomatoes in the vegetable garden grow more slowly.

My daughter opens the car door gently so as not to touch the parking wall.

We had to unscrew the handle before screwing on the new cupboard door.

While we were putting the tools away, Paul asked whether we still needed the shovel and the rake.

I stop by the stationery store to ask for a photocopy of the form.

The secretary asks me for a copy of the contract before completing my file.

The bus driver waits two more minutes, then he closes the door.

I go to the newsstand to buy the morning newspaper.

The downtown cobbler knows the saleswoman at the hardware store.

We call the electrician back because a hallway lamp no longer turns on.

The librarian says that the neighborhood bookseller closes later on Fridays.

The daycare closes earlier on Friday, so the parents have to arrive before six in the evening.

At home, Marie fills the puppy’s bowl with water and some kibble.

The veterinarian also writes down the date of the next vaccine and checks whether the microchip is properly registered.

The most difficult part of the book is the last chapter.

To understand the conjugation, I look for the infinitive of the verb.

In the middle of the garden, there is a small fountain.

Paul is the beneficiary of the bank transfer.

I check the beneficiary's international bank-account identifier.

The transfer amount is credited to the bank account.

The bank checks the available funds in the bank account.

After the delay, we wait for the delayed train's arrival.

During the strike, we wait on board the replacement coach.