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That food is cold.

That book is new.

That man is here.

That man is in the house.

That girl is there.

That girl is in the room.

That child is good.

That girl goes to school.

That child goes to school.

That girl reads a book.

That man reads a book.

That girl works.

That man works.

Does that child go to school?

Where does that girl sit?

That girl sits in the room.

That man sits in the house.

That girl studies Hindi.

That man studies English.

That girl speaks Hindi.

That man speaks English.

That man speaks Hindi.

That girl goes to the market with her mother.

That child goes to the market with his father.

That child sits there with his brother.

That apple is red.

That girl works in the shop; that man is not on the street.

That girl is on the bus; that man is sitting at the station.

That girl is watching TV.

That girl is listening to music.

That girl is speaking Hindi on the phone.

That girl goes to the market by bicycle because mother works there.

I am writing a letter, and that girl is reading a letter.

Are you giving me that pen?

That child is taking an apple from the table.

That man is bringing tea from the kitchen, and sister is bringing fruit from the market.

That man is writing a question in Hindi, and I am writing an answer in English.

On that trip, father will also go, and we will stay there.

I remember the name of that city, but I do not remember the name of that village.

Do you remember that man’s name?

That man is studying Hindi on the bus.

That girl often makes tea with her mother at night.

That child eats breakfast in the kitchen in the morning.

This bag is more expensive than that bag, but its price is not very high.

This question is easier than that question, so I can write its answer quickly.

Did you see that girl’s face in the picture?

That girl’s hair is long, but her face is small.

Old shoes are cheap in that shop, but new shoes are very expensive.

That girl is going to the market with her mother.

That woman works here.

I remember that moment.

This solution is worse than that solution.

That mobile phone plan is postpaid.

That man is a swindler.

The office is in that building.

This is a one-way ticket; that is a return ticket.