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I pay with money.

Go outside with your family; enjoy the day.

The teacher helps me with the project.

My neighbor comes into the café with a package.

I eat cake with coffee.

I fill the glass with water.

The guest comes with flowers for Mom.

Do not wash white laundry with dark clothes!

He eats vegetables with a fork.

I go to the veterinarian with the dog.

She practices Icelandic daily with her friend.

She would come with us if the weather were better.

The grandmother comes with a cake.

I am done with the project.

She registers with an ID number and a phone number.

I am happy with my new job.

She is very happy with her children.

The textbook explains this rule with many good examples.

The girl dances with her (own) uncle and her (own) aunt.

We walk into the forest without taking the phones with us.

I am happy with your progress.

Sports help me with my health and give me energy.

With every challenge I collect more experience.

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

She improves her Icelandic every day with small exercises.

A (female) friend that I often talk to helps me with difficult challenges.

I am happy with the result.

The parents are no longer young, but they still play with the children.

I help him with the project.

The farmer's son loves the horses and plays with them every day.

We want to stay longer in nature with our children.

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

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

I eat skyr (Icelandic yogurt) with strawberries for breakfast.

We take extra pens with us; otherwise we forget to write down the phone number.

After the meal I brush my teeth with a toothbrush and toothpaste.

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

We decorate the living room with balloons and candles.

I pay for the coffee with the bank card.

I am filling the glass with water.

I wipe the dust off the table with the dishcloth and then put it in the sink.

We hang a picture on the wall with a hammer and two nails.

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

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

I sweep first, and then I mop the floor with hot water.

I dry my hands with the towel after a shower.

I make a sandwich with cheese, cucumber, and bell pepper for lunch.

We take cookies with us and share them during the break.

Whether I take a sandwich or salad to work, I always want to have bell pepper with me.

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

I am not writing this with a pen today; I use a pencil and an eraser.

Whether it rains or not, I take a rain jacket with me.

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.

Icelandic becomes easier with practice.

The kettle boils quickly, so I stir the tea with a small spoon.

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

I cut the paper with scissors and then fasten it with tape.

I cut the paper before I fasten it with tape.

I also still have to sweep the balcony with a broom before the guests come.

Do you feel like coming with me to the store after work?

I want a little time by myself.

The teacher explains a new expression on the board with white chalk.

In the mornings I often eat oatmeal with milk and blueberries.

I take a slice of bread with cheese when I do not have time to cook.

The oatmeal is very good with milk.

We eat bread with cheese at noon.

I eat the slice of bread with cheese.

I take the headphones with me on the bus in the mornings.

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

I would go with her again, even if we had to carry two backpacks and more water bottles.

Studying becomes easier with practice.

I am used to cooking chicken with pasta on weekdays.

He is still getting used to spicy noodles with garlic.

Yogurt with blueberries is a good snack when I have little appetite in the mornings.

They take hot dogs and soda with them out into the garden when the weather is good.

This spice is new to me, but it goes well with chicken.

I am used to taking a snack with me to work so that I do not get too hungry in the afternoon.

If I had more time, I would bake a small pizza with mushrooms and garlic tonight.

We clear the kitchen table together after the meal, so that it will be easier to bake with flour and oil tomorrow.

I take the snack with me to work.

I empty the glass and fill it with water.

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

I wipe the table with a wet cloth after breakfast.

I sometimes go home from work in sandals and sunglasses when the weather is hot.

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

She wipes the water off the table with a cloth.

I take the sunglasses with me if the sun shines.

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

In the book some words are in quotation marks, but the rest is in lowercase letters.

Can you explain which preposition I should use with this word?

In the email I write the first letter with a capital letter, but the rest in lowercase letters.

I take my own notebook with me to the meeting.

I need help with the project.

I should have brought a raincoat with me, but instead I just went into the fitting room and bought another jacket.

She asked whether the podcast was better with this setting or whether she should listen to it in another app.

Whether I wear a T-shirt or a raincoat, I always take a hoodie with me to work.

After a shower she washes her hands in the sink and fills the bathtub with hot water for her daughter.

If we had checked the zipper earlier, I would not have had to hold the jacket together with my hand all the way to work.

I stir the soup with a ladle because the pot is so deep.

She wiped her nose with a handkerchief and then found the lip balm in her bag.

I wipe my nose with the handkerchief when I have a cold.

I dry my hair with the towel after the shower.

The one who works at the preschool always greets her with a smile.

I put a bib on her and fill the baby bottle with milk.

We are going to sail with the ferry across the sea tomorrow.