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He is here.

He wants coffee.

He is a good man.

He is a man.

He does not live here.

She likes coffee, but he does not like milk.

He works today.

She is drinking milk, but he is drinking coffee.

He is going to the store today.

He is walking on the street with the brother.

He buys the book in the store.

She speaks Hebrew, but he speaks English.

He understands Hebrew, but I do not understand English.

He knows where the store is.

Do you know why he is not here?

She can come in the morning, but he cannot come in the morning.

Why can't he come? Because he is working.

He wants to buy an apple.

He sometimes drinks milk, but she sometimes drinks coffee.

He does not want to go alone.

Sometimes he goes with a friend, but sometimes he goes alone.

He needs to buy coffee now.

Yesterday he was at home all day.

He closes the window now.

He closes the door at night.

He is sitting on the bed and reading an old newspaper.

The dog is not sitting; he is standing by the door.

She is in the office now, but he is already at work.

He asks if there is still time, and she answers, “Yes.”

He will go by train, but I will go by bus.

He will meet a male friend in the city, and I will meet a female friend at the station.

He also works at the university, but I do not work there.

“Thank you,” he says. “Yes, I am already ready.”