היא

She is here.

She wants water.

She is a girl.

She is a woman.

She lives in a small city.

She does not live there.

She likes coffee, but he does not like milk.

She works today, but I do not work today.

She does not work tomorrow.

She is drinking milk, but he is drinking coffee.

She is walking on the street with a good female friend.

She is going to the store now.

She sees the car there.

She buys the coffee and the milk in the store.

She speaks Hebrew, but he speaks English.

She understands Hebrew, but she does not speak English.

She knows where the car is.

Why is she not here today?

When can she come?

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

She needs to go to the store now.

She wants to buy a banana.

She always drinks water in the morning.

He sometimes drinks milk, but she sometimes drinks coffee.

She wants to see the book there.

She does not want to come alone.

She wants to come before that.

She can see the car here.

She needs to buy bread now.

She works in the store today.

She opens the door in the kitchen.

She opens the door now.

She is sitting on the chair and reading a newspaper.

Yesterday she was at home all day.

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

I study Hebrew in the morning, and she studies English at night.

She studies at home, but I study in the office.

I go to work by bus, but she goes by train.

I am waiting at the station with a male friend, and she is waiting there with a female friend.

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

“Coffee, please,” she says. “Thank you.”

She will study Hebrew tomorrow morning, and after that she will go to the office.

She will come only after work, because she is in the office now.

She already knows if the train will come on time.

The lesson is in the office, but she studies at home.

I study at the university, and she also studies there.

She is buying a shirt, pants, and shoes in the store.