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The mother is here, and the father is there.

I have a small and new apartment.

The apartment is in a big city, and it is new.

I am eating bread and drinking water.

I have a small son and a small daughter.

The son is at home, and the daughter is in the city.

She buys the coffee and the milk in the store.

I know who is here, and I understand Hebrew.

She is sitting on the chair and reading a newspaper.

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

The woman is by the window and is reading the letter.

The house is old, but the door is new and the window is new.

Yesterday the cat was in the kitchen, and the dog was in the room.

At night I read in bed, and in the morning I sit in the kitchen with coffee.

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

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

The station is big and new, and I am waiting there now.

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

You ask if I am ready, and I answer, “Not yet.”

I am ready now, and we can go.

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

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

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

These are small children, and they are at home now.

These are women, and they work together in an office.

These are people at the station, and they are waiting for the bus.

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

The women want to bring coffee to work, and they come early.

In the morning the shirt and the pants are on the bed, and in the evening the clothes are on the chair.

At night it is cold, and the shoes are next to the bed.

If you (plural) are already in the city, you can buy coffee and come to the office.

The store is on the right, and the office is on the left.

I see a car on the right and a store on the left.