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He reads Icelandic books.

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

I read the contract carefully before I sign it.

We go through the contract carefully before we sign it.

The tablecloth gets dirty if the soup gets on it.

The apple juice is cold, but I drink it anyway.

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

When the dishcloth dries, it becomes stiff and uncomfortable.

I rinse the dishcloth and hang it up so it dries.

The window won’t open because it is stuck, and I need to push carefully.

The key must be in the storage room, because I put it there yesterday.

Don’t press the button too hard; it doesn’t work.

Open the window carefully; it is stuck.

I cannot find my hairbrush, so I ask her where it is.

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

I cut the paper before I fasten it with tape.

The laundry is still wet, so I put it in the dryer again.

I understand the text better when I do not translate it word for word.

I read the text slowly, so that I understand it better.

I check the contract carefully before I sign it.

I can move the finger, but the ankle is not as good as it was yesterday.

I do not accept the contract without reading it.

The moss is soft, and the child says that it is like a blanket.

The truth is sometimes difficult, but I still want to hear it.

The cat was lying on the blanket, so nobody wanted to disturb it.

I underline all new nouns in the text before I read it again.

Read the contract more carefully before you sign it.

When the baby bottle is empty, I put it in the sink.

If the bib is dirty, I wash it right away.

The old screen is still useful to me, even though it is old.

It is impossible to read the screen when the sun shines directly on it.

My savings are not large yet, but they gradually become bigger.

I won’t sign the contract until I read it carefully.

This dress is neither too loose nor too tight, so I’ll take it.