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We are at home together.

She works in the store today.

I am at home at night, but in the morning I am in the city.

Yesterday he was at home all day.

He closes the door at night.

Yesterday the dog was at home at night.

Yesterday she was at home all day.

I read a newspaper at night, but in the morning I read a book in bed.

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

I still have time, because I am already at home.

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

If there is time, we will meet at the station before work.

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

When will we meet, in the morning or at night?

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

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

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

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

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

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

They work there for many hours, but today they are at home.

Sometimes I read for hours at night, but today I am reading only a newspaper.

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

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

I do not want to forget the book at home.

The man works at the university, but the woman studies there.

There are many people at the station now.

There are many people at the university today.

I work in the morning, but in the evening I am at home.

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