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She sees the woman.

She sees me.

She loves time.

She is open.

She asks if bread is my favorite food.

She will never understand this old book.

Sometimes she loses her key in her clothes.

She touches the dog.

She loses the cat.

She eats rice.

She sings beautifully.

She touches my ear.

She lives in a house.

She has painted her bedroom blue.

She reads Icelandic literature every evening.

She paints the house.

She lives in the basement.

She touches the hand.

She is eating cake and listening to the sounds.

She is wearing a beautiful garment today.

She has a small camera.

She finds a banknote in her pocket.

She finds the banknote under the chair.

She sings better than we do.

She is excited for the game tonight.

She is still tired after the trip.

She invites us for dinner tomorrow.

Although she is late, we wait calmly.

She quit her job, although she was excited.

She ordered a salad, although the weather was cold.

She talks to herself when she focuses.

She forgot her phone at the office.

She goes to the bank to talk with the boss about the salary.

She prepares the meeting in advance and keeps her promise.

She solves many problems at the office every day.

She focuses for an hour without the phone.

After the conversation at the bank she goes to the left.

She loves herself.

She works at the bank.

She wakes up late on weekends.

She runs faster than I do.

She lets me know if the meeting starts earlier.

She asks for permission to leave earlier.

The university that she studies at is big.

She practices Icelandic daily with her friend.

Maybe she wants to sleep longer today.

She must study for the exam tonight.

I like coffee, but she likes tea.

She has worries about the exam.

She sells books at the market on weekends.

She fixes a broken car at home.

She is completely ready.

She would come with us if the weather were better.

She drinks tea in the mornings.

She still works at the bank.

She follows your advice.

She meets her coworker at the station.

She does not eat chocolate in the evenings.

She studies until nine o’clock.

She clicks "Print" and prints two pages on the printer.

She registers with an ID number and a phone number.

She works in a big company downtown.

She looks more closely before she pays.

She prepares herself for the exam tonight.

She feels better after an hour.

She is sick today, right?

She lends me the cup again tomorrow.

She works at a new workplace, doesn’t she?

She bought a new bag recently.

The girl is sick but she is still coming.

She is very happy with her children.

The girl is stressed, but she is still coming.

She thinks the game is exciting, even though she is tired.

She has finished cooking the dinner.

She does the same exercise every day, because it has become a habit.

I do not know whether she is coming tonight.

She washes her hair every morning.

She opens her mouth and laughs loudly.

The joke is so funny that the girl forgets that she was sad.

The girl sometimes cries at movies, although she knows that they are just stories.

Her eyes become big when she sees her favorite toy again.

She always sleeps under the same blanket.

She is very happy today.

Hopefully she will not be sick tomorrow.

She needs calm before the exam starts.

Her voice sounds good when she sings.

She makes a cake in the oven on Sundays.

She goes home early in order to get more sleep.

She needs more exercise, since she sits a lot at a desk.

The doctor says that she should relax more on weekends.

She also bakes bread in the oven on Saturdays.

She hates it when the coffee is cold and old.

She sits on the floor and her back is no longer tired.

She lets the dog sleep inside when she is lonely.

After a few weeks she feels even safer and sees even more progress.

She loves physical exercise.

She buys an Icelandic magazine every week.

The website that she uses to learn Icelandic is very fun.

She writes her goals in the notebook to remember them better.

In the diary she writes about the weather and her feelings.

She takes part in this group once a week.

After meditation she feels free and calm all day.

Her (female) friend helps her when she is bored and she is lonely.

She wants to take part in the evening walk.

She feels freer in the forest.

Her health is good and she is very healthy despite stress.

The doctor is very patient when she explains everything to people with a lot of stress.

He meets his girlfriend and she meets her boyfriend after work.

She improves her Icelandic every day with small exercises.

The experience that she gathers now helps her in the future.

Sometimes she dreams about a future where she lives in a quieter area.

She says her name when she introduces herself.

The girl is also shy when she introduces herself at the party.

Sometimes she sits silent in the group and just listens.

She is looking for a new job and reads advertisements online.

She is usually calm at work, but before exams she is sometimes stressed.

She disagrees with me.

She is calm today.

She is very stressed before the exam tonight.

She wants to play in the garden.

She moved to the countryside this summer and is very happy there.

I miss my friend (female) when she is in another country.

She misses her family when she travels alone.

She is quiet at work, but speaks very loudly when she sings with her friends.

I am especially proud of my daughter, because she helps other students.

She writes in her diary in the evenings to remember what she is grateful for.

She always wants to have a good travel companion with her when she travels far.

Sports have a good effect on her health, so she tries to get exercise daily.

Although she is tired tonight, she continues to study Icelandic.

She eats alone tonight.

She is very grateful now.

She draws herself on the page.

At the end of the week she will have finished all her projects.

She is going to a small conference at the university today.

After the conference she will have met many new coworkers.

She puts a scarf around her neck when the wind is cold.

She fries fish in a pan and stirs the sauce in a small pot.

After a short outdoor activity in the forest she is always very energetic.

She has a lot of patience when she explains difficult things to the children.

In the shopping mall she buys a pink scarf and brown pants.

Guitar and piano are two musical instruments that she is learning to play.

In the future she will have learned more instruments if she practices daily.

She wants to learn another instrument in the future.

Before she goes out she puts on a sweater.

After the evening walk in the forest she is more energetic.

She eats bananas in the mornings when she is about to run.

I also put a little salt on the eggs, but she wants more pepper.

She was cutting an apple when the phone rang.

She vacuums in the bedroom too, because the dog leaves hair on the rug.

She puts the trash bag outside before the mail arrives.

The doctor writes a prescription, but she wants to read it before she goes to the pharmacy.

I sometimes forget the shopping list, but she writes a new shopping list right away.

In the shop she takes a shopping basket, and I carry the shopping basket when it gets heavy.

While the laundry is running, she puts the dishes into the dishwasher.

While I cook, she listens to music.

She checks the postal code carefully before she sends the package.

She informs her coworker about the new deadline.

She returns the book to the library tomorrow.

My keychain is red, and she finds it right away.

She reads news on a tablet on the bus.

She bought new matches at the store because the old matches were wet.

The flashlight works better after she changed the battery pack.

Tomorrow she takes the broken lamp to a workshop and asks for a repair.

I don’t understand exactly what she means, so I ask her to repeat it.

The application is still being processed, so she waits calmly.

If she doesn’t get an answer today, she will knock again tomorrow.

She of course says yes, and that’s why she always takes the flashlight with her.

She is the host tonight, so she prepares the table.

The earlier we start decorating, the calmer she becomes.

The more balloons we blow up, the more fun she thinks it is.

She has a cold and a cough, so she isn’t coming to the party.

Her cough is worse at night, but she doesn’t have a fever.

I say “Happy birthday” again when she opens the gift.

She also tidies up in the living room because she doesn’t want to see dust on the table.

She rests too, but she tidies up after breakfast.

I can’t find my screwdriver, so I ask her whether she has another tool.

She takes a small tool out of a cardboard box and says that I may use it.

She fastens the picture better when she gently hits the nail with the hammer.

She finds the screw right away, and I screw it back in.

My aunt could help us build the table, although she doesn’t always have tools with her.

She wipes the water off the table.

She cuts carrot and cucumber finely and puts them in a small bowl.

She eats carrot with dinner and then asks for a cookie with the tea.

She finds her eraser in her bag after she makes small mistakes.

She packs a rain jacket and rain boots because the forecast is bad.

She asks whether I am ready, but I am still looking for my suitcase.

Whether we leave early or late, she is always looking forward to the trip.

She smiles when her female friend comes in with hot soup.

He shares the video with his sister, and then she shares it with her female friend.

I throw away old papers, but she does not want to throw away the old postcards.

She has filled out the form.

She boils potatoes in a small pot while I put the dishes on the table.

She combs her hair with a new hairbrush before she goes out.

She finds the thermometer in the bathroom and measures her temperature.

She says that her stomach is better after hot soup.

Since the dentist opens early, she goes straight to him after breakfast.

She still has to hang the curtains in the living room tonight.

She irons her shirt while I take the clothes out of the dryer.

She finally finds the remote control under the sofa and turns on the television.

I am a passenger today, so she drives us to work.

Tomorrow she still has to check the mailbox and pick up a package before she goes to work.

On Thursday she takes the children to the playground behind the house.

She dares to speak Icelandic with anyone.

She explained the reason so clearly that everyone understood it.

She says politely that she does not feel like waiting any longer.

She speaks politely to the waiter.

She takes off her hat when she comes in.

She praised her daughter for a clear answer, and the praise made her very happy.

We were going to meet at a café to make up, but she had to work longer.

She was honest with her coworker, and the honesty made the conversation easier.

The misunderstanding disappeared when she calmly explained what she meant.

After the argument she went out for a short walk and then came home calmer.

I was going to apply for the job, and she encouraged me to do it when I was not completely sure.

The father hugs his daughter every morning before she goes to school.

She was honest even though the answer was difficult to hear.

She is standing by the window and looking outside.

She supports me when I feel bad.

She writes new vocabulary in her notebook and also writes whether the word is in the singular or the plural.

What she said about the grammar helps me a lot.

She says that the blue dress is prettier, but I still do not know which dress I should choose.

She asked which skirt I was going to wear tomorrow.

She finds a black belt in the closet and says that it matches better.

She takes the glasses off the table and gives them to me.

She prefers oatmeal to cereal when the weather is cold.

She puts some grapes and one slice of bread on her plate.

She tells me which tab I should click on in the browser.

She always cycles on the bike path, even when the street is empty.

She has a small wound on her finger after she cut a pear.

She says that the shoulder is not as bad as the knee, so she can still walk home.

She has been reading reviews about the company all day.

If she rejects this job, she applies for another job right away.

She does not trust one review; she always reads several before she decides.

She uses headphones in the library, because the speaker on the phone would be too loud there.

She does not want to reject the offer too quickly, because she finds the people there very friendly.

She checks the tires before she drives to work.

The tires have become old, so she orders new ones before winter begins.

She thinks there is a clog in the shower too, because the water does not go down.

She speaks quietly when the child is sleeping.

She also takes a backpack with her, because her water bottle is big and the packed lunch is heavy.

She sits on a rock and looks over the valley where the moss is still wet.

She wants to camp near the waterfall, but I would rather be at a quiet campground.

She says that her sleeping bag is warmer than mine, so she will not be cold tonight.

She usually finds her way well, but in the fog she still uses a compass.

The route is long, but she always finds her way back down from the highlands.

We stop again by the rock, because she wants to admire the waterfall one more time.

She puts the water bottle on the rock and then looks for her other hiking boot.

She says that she wants to camp again in the highlands, although the weather changes quickly there.

She has arrived at work, but she cannot get in because she forgot her card.

She does not want to miss the lesson, even though she is tired after work.

I noticed right away that she was uncertain when she answered the question.

This job is a good opportunity for her, because she wants to learn more about communication with customers.

We got another opportunity to apply for the course, so she decided to send the application.

She was so surprised that she did not say anything for a little while.

I am not surprised that she is tired; she has been working since six o’clock.

She is very organized and responsible, so she always gives priority to what is most important.

I wish I were as organized as my sister when she prepares a trip.

She sent a short report after the meeting, so everyone knew what had been decided.

She prioritizes her health when she feels bad.

She only wants a little coffee.

She is not used to eating chicken in the evenings, so she prefers noodles.

She carries cups and plates on a big tray into the living room.

She is used to pouring milk into her coffee, but today she only wants tea.

After a few weeks she gets more used to life in the new neighborhood.

She is not allowed to skip breakfast, because she gets tired quickly at school.

Although she has little appetite, she still eats a little pasta and drinks water.

She cleans the kitchen table after dinner.

In March she wants not only to read more, but also to meet friends more often, and in April she starts biking again.

In September she starts a new course, and in October she needs not only to read a lot, but also to write more notes.

She checks again whether the recipient’s address is correct and whether the sender’s phone number is on the package.

She sometimes forgets the stamp, but never the envelope.

In September and October she checks her calendar every evening so that she does not miss any meeting.

She forgot the key card at home, so the supervisor opened the door for her.

After a long shift she just wants to go home and rest.

She is always punctual, even when the weather is bad.

He is impatient as long as the answer does not come, but she waits calmly.

She touches my forehead.

Which of them is coming to the meeting with us, her or her sister?

She forgot to lock the car, but noticed it before she went inside.

She always puts sunscreen on her skin before she goes out into the midday sun.

She does not quite believe me, but I tell her the truth anyway.

She said that she actually wanted to stay home, but she still came with us.

She is very precise when she fills out forms and reads contracts.

She promised to sort out a new key card for me tomorrow.

In winter she wears a hat and gloves.

She wipes the water off the table with a cloth.

She became surprised, but she admitted that this had been a lie.

His wife always smiles when she sees her husband by the door.

She kissed her husband back when he came home late.

Her necklace is beautiful, but she cannot find her earrings.

She puts on the bracelet, but leaves the perfume on the table.

She says that he should shave his beard better if they are going to the restaurant.

She cannot find her lipstick and therefore looks at herself in the mirror longer in the bathroom.

She was standing by the window when I came in with the coffee.

She came laughing into the living room and said that everything was ready.

She called her female friend crying, but the friend calmed her immediately.

She looks at herself in the mirror and fixes her hair.

She answers briefly and then goes home.

She came home crying after the conversation.

The teacher says that good punctuation matters, and she shows us where the comma should be.

She chooses another adjective if the first one sounds too strong.

She asks me to underline the most important words and then read the text again.

Wherever she sits in the classroom, she sees the board well.

Whatever the weather is like, she always comes to class.

She says that it will become easier to write longer texts when we dare to use new words more often.

She is better with the guitar than I am.

She asked where I was coming from when I arrived late.

She does not want to move here until she finds a job.

She took the book from there and put it on the table.

She is waiting downstairs by the entrance, so we do not need to call her.

She gave her sister a ride to school before she went to work.

She writes everything on her task list and finishes two items before noon.

The lecturer began with a short presentation before she showed the slides.

Her luggage arrived late after the landing, so she had to wait a long time.

She checks the departure again on her phone because the weather is bad.

She wants to write her own notes.