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He drinks coffee.

He lives here.

He has a cat.

He has a book.

He has a big family.

He likes to talk with children.

He comes from Oslo.

He can play guitar.

The guitar is cool, and he likes music.

He listens to music.

He hopes that the news is good today.

He has not yet called on the phone, but I hope that he does so.

He sees us.

He plans to play guitar.

He comes late.

He comes late.

He comes too late for the work meeting.

He checks the weather.

He eats bread or soup.

He learns to play guitar.

You say that he drinks water.

He is a friend of Tom.

He goes into the kitchen to fetch milk in the refrigerator.

He bought a small gift for her because it was her birthday.

He wants to sell his car and use the money on vacation.

He is looking forward to vacation because he wants to relax for several days.

He goes into the house.

He drinks coffee in the evening.

He buys food for the dog.

He puts the book on the table.

He earns money.

He has a ticket to the train.

He has several friends.

I open the door carefully to see if he is home.

Sometimes he loses his motivation, but he finds it again later.

He likes to listen to music while he works late at night.

He often becomes sad if he doesn't get any days off at all.

Finally, he will close the door early to be able to work in peace.

He walks carefully to the store.

He carries a package.

He also has a friend.

He is going to wash the car.

He has never lived in a big city.

He wants to explain the plan carefully, but he does not have time now.

He will actually present the project tomorrow, even if he is uncertain.

He exercises with a friend in the morning.

He stays healthy.

He drinks strong coffee.

He presents the book.

In the email he asks for the boss’s address.

He sends an email to the office and asks about an available appointment.

When the answer finally arrived, he could stop sending more emails.

He waits at the office.

He has already called you.

He asks politely about the price.

He takes several photographs because he has a new camera.

He likes to cycle in the morning.

He works as a teacher.

He waits outside the store.

He will see the station tomorrow.

The letter smells of perfume, and the mailman says he has never smelled anything like it.

He climbs mountains because he is not afraid of heights.

He protects his eyes with glasses when he does research.

The researcher charges his phone while he writes about new research.

He speaks loudly on the phone.

He sees a house in the dark.

He presses the button.

He is looking forward to the trip.

He is in the process of repairing the lamp because it flickers all the time.

He reads email all the time.

He puts a cushion in the drawer to save space.

He goes down the stairs.

He walks through the forest.

The suitcase is yellow, but he borrows his friend’s black hat.

He asks how I can tie it so quickly.

The boss says that he actually does not think it is that hard.

He scores when he plays football in the park.

He looks at himself in the mirror before he leaves.

He sits between Anna and Tom.

He works steadily every day.

He checks the result on the phone.

He works quickly to meet the deadline.

The rumor says that the coat was expensive, but he decided to keep it.

He begins to play guitar on the stage.

He recommends a small restaurant where they serve fresh fish with onion.

My son puts on his red cap before he throws a snowball.

The farmer smiles when he sees that his salmon is already sold.

He shakes his head.

The son drinks milk before he goes to bed.

The tour guide speaks rhythmically while he shows us the cheapest way to buy tickets.

He is good at frying eggs in a frying pan with a little oil.

He speaks calmly.

He coughs all night.

The shopping list is in the pocket, but he forgets to read it.

He has to sneeze all the time when he vacuums.

He sweeps the veranda and puts the broom by the fence.

He complains often, but I don’t care.

He is bored in the queue.

He speaks as if he knew the answer.

He eats alone when he works late.

He behaves calmly even though he is angry.

He is honest even when he makes mistakes.

He is obviously sick.

He admits that the plan was not clear.

He asks us to show consideration after ten o’clock.

He reads instead of watching TV.

He gets used to working at home, since it is calmer.

He says that it is possible to get a discount; in addition we can share the price.

She is proud of her own idea, and he is proud of his own sister.

Every single evening he turns on the radio, in addition he writes a list.

If he doesn’t answer, I let the calendar send a new reminder.

The coach lets us keep playing, on the other hand we must stand still when he blows the whistle.

He is excited about the film tonight.

He looks worried.

She agrees, but he disagrees on the details.

He shows patience even when the attendance is low.

He works independently this evening.

He walks slowly down the steps because he is weak after having had a cold.

He does not hide his feelings; he writes them as they are, even though they are personal.

He thought that the trip should have been a better experience.

He admits that he could have been more patient in the discussion.

He writes anonymously on the internet.

He feels hopelessly tired tonight.

He tries to concentrate in the home office.

He has a sore throat, but the nurse says that it is not dangerous.

He must take out money before he pays for the ticket.

He has a part-time job now, but originally he wanted a full-time job in the city.

After the argument he goes for a walk alone by the sea to calm his anger and not feel so lonely.

He discovers new sides of himself when he writes in his diary.

He puts on sneakers and does light strength training in the living room almost daily.

Grandpa says that he wishes the grandchildren could always live nearby.

He sleeps a lot on the weekend.

He asks the teacher how long the exam lasts.

He often forgets the dentist appointment, but still buys dental floss and checks whether the insurance covers the dental treatment.

He is almost addicted to one series and forgets the deadline for the exam.

After the parking fine he writes in the diary that he will choose a cheaper parking space next time.

In his teenage years he dreamed of a career as a musician.

He tries to protect his free time, but the organization often needs voluntary help in the evening.

Grandpa talks about war in his childhood and how much he appreciates peace now.

After the divorce he often felt depressed, but friendship helped him move on.

War stories he cannot bear to read about in the evening.

He participates in the meeting voluntarily.

After the divorce he lives alone.

He does not have the energy to get up early on the weekend.

She is already married, but he is still single.

He likes chess very much.

He turns off the light in the living room when he goes to bed.

He must run down the stairs.

He wants to win the competition.

He is still a little embarrassed because he forgot a line on stage.

Afterwards he is relieved that the audience did not notice the mistake and that his self-confidence came back.

He looks like his father.

He wants to register for the Norwegian course tomorrow.

Despite not being allowed to row, he sits content in the front of the boat.

He thinks the drink is too cold tonight.

He feels so calm after meditation that he forgets the time squeeze for a moment.

He listens to a calm podcast in the evening instead of watching TV.

He knows himself better now.

As a commuter he avoids rush hour by working from home two days a week.

He is not used to seeing his own pulse, but he likes to keep track of the sleep quality.

He rarely updates his profile, but often sends links in the group chat.

He writes a critical but discreet response in the comment field.

After having logged in to the online bank he sees that the rent is already paid.

He wants to reduce overtime in order to get more predictable working hours.

When he loses family time, he notices that the quality of life becomes worse.

He is taking a trade certificate while he works on the factory floor.

He pays the participation fee for the children's swimming course while he reads the payslip.

He uploads all necessary documents about education and work experience as attachments in the application.

He answers uncertainly, but I trust him.

He went home without saying anything.

He is interested in music.

He is mean.

He lives on the fourth floor.

He avoids the punishment.

His nose hurts.

He has a guilty conscience.

He shows us the trick.

He became furious after the meeting.

The friction is good enough that he reaches the top hold on the first attempt.

He bought a new suit.

The potter repairs the crack as soon as he sees it.

He lost the fortune.

He writes the greeting.

He loses the ability.

He hides his pride.

He is powerful.

He is worthy of the trust.

He insists on the answer.

He works in the industry.

He jokes about the mistake.

He is not selfish.

He is sober.

He sleeps naked.

He checks the airflow as well as the vibration.

He cracks the access code.

He follows the command.

He seems offended.

He exaggerates the body language.

He keeps acting in order not to fall silent during the scene change.

He is in pretrial detention.

He plays baseball.

He is infected.

He kisses her hand.

He keeps watch for boats.

He carries the rifle.

He walks across the road.

He has an appreciation for music.

He orders the steak.

He twists the lid.

He seems cowardly today.

He kept quiet during the meeting.

He ties the horse to the fence.

He has an alibi.

He tries to sneak home.

He wants to avenge his brother.

He was sentenced to life imprisonment.

He does it the other way around.

He was broke after the trip.

He seems paranoid.

He lies unconscious on the floor.

He throws the cigarette away.

He can drown in the water.

He is in the military.

He wakes up from a coma.

He feels miserable.

He lies about the money.

He wants to speak fluently.

He often misses.

He buys a cola.

He uses an old-fashioned telephone.

He makes a mistake.

He refuses to surrender.

He surrenders to the police.

He trembles because he is cold.

He chooses the opposite side.

He survived the heart attack.

He gives a negative answer.

He speaks with passion.

He carries a cross.

He travels to the front.

He will never betray a friend.

He washes the cup in the sink.

He is active every day.

He uses a false name.

He calls his wife.

He kept his dignity.

He cannot resist her.

He shows the driving licence.

He copes with the situation calmly.

He wears the tie at the meeting.

He holds the shield.

He was recently promoted.

He talks lovingly to the child.

The locksmith examines the lock case in addition to checking the strike plate.

He seems relaxed.

He is gay.

The record collector checks the LP, and on top of that he listens to the B-side.

He seems tense.

He becomes dizzy.

He is unaware of the problem.

He is sent off.