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The male friend is here, but the female friend is not here.

He does not live here.

She does not live there.

The room is new, but the house is not new.

She likes coffee, but he does not like milk.

She works today, but I do not work today.

She does not work tomorrow.

The brother is there, but the sister is not there.

He understands Hebrew, but I do not understand English.

She understands Hebrew, but she does not speak English.

Do you know why he is not here?

Why is she not here today?

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

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

He does not want to go alone.

She does not want to come alone.

Why don't you want to come? Because I am working.

I want to come early, not late.

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

The bus is here, but the train is not here now.

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

If there is no coffee at home, I will buy coffee in the office.

Tomorrow I will not work at home; I will work in the office.

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

I am not ready yet.

I don't know if the bus will come on time.

I have a lot of clothes at home, but I do not want to take all the clothes to work.

They do not want new shoes; they only want coffee.

I have money to give to a female friend, but not today.

Do you (plural, feminine) understand why they are not at home today?

I do not want to forget the book at home.

The car is not far; it is close to the house.

I do not want to take the car to work today.

You do not want to forget the umbrella at home today.

If the office is close to the station, I don't need to take the car.