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I see the book here.

She sees the car there.

Do you want to see the car now?

She wants to see the book there.

Can you see the store there?

She can see the car here.

I see a beautiful picture with a dog in it.

Do you see the cat in the picture?

Do you (plural) want to see whether there is an umbrella in the car?

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

Before we order, I want to see the menu.

There is a good female doctor at the clinic, but today I see only the doctor.

I see the key on the shelf, but I am not taking it now.

Do you see the shirt? Yes, I see it, but it is not clean.

I cannot find the charger, but she says that she already saw it on the table.

I hear them talking in the room, but I do not see them from the kitchen.

The movie that we saw yesterday was interesting, but the program that we saw before the movie was short.

I want to tell you about the movie that I saw, because it was very interesting.

We agree that this movie is better than the movie that we saw yesterday.

The song that we are listening to now is quieter, but the movie that we will see in the evening will be more interesting.

After we arrive at the hotel, I want to sit by the window and look at the sea.

We also decorate the balcony, so that the guests will see where the party is.

When I see her smile, I know that she likes the cake and the balloons.

Suddenly he saw that her note was still in his bag.

We are talking about the movie that we saw yesterday.

I hear you, but I don’t see you.

The teacher sees us, and we hear her.

I see them every morning near the station, but I don’t know them.

You know them from work, but I am seeing them only today.

The teacher sees them in class every day, so she knows them well.

She asks if I remember where the parking space is, and I say that I can see it from the window.

If you see them near the ATM, you can wait there.

He asks whether I heard them, and I answer that I heard them but did not see them.

I also want to see this movie.