First Stage

I calculate with you.

He calculates well.

You caught the glass.

She will catch the fork.

He chose two objects on the table.

We will choose the book with you.

She closed the window.

You will close the door.

We came here together.

You will come with them.

I came back to my chair.

He will come back with you.

You will cut the magazine.

She cut the paper with the scissors.

I erased the paper with the eraser.

The teacher will erase the board.

I forget the book.

Mary forgets the notebook.

We will get into the classroom.

Toto got into the house.

They will get out with you.

Peter got out of the classroom.

I gave you the newspaper.

He will give the pencil.

I know you.

I know the lesson.

She measures the board.

Measure the table, please.

I opened the door.

She will open the window.

Put the pencil sharpener on the table.

He put the paper on the chair.

I read the magazine.

We read the book.

They remembered the lesson.

He will remember you.

Repeat the lesson, please.

She repeats the lesson.

He will show me the door.

She showed the glue.

We will sit down on the chair.

She sits down with you.

I spoke with you.

Mary will speak to John.

They stood up here.

Paul will stand up.

She will staple the paper.

I stapled the book with the stapler.

We will take the glass.

You took the glass to Mary.

We turned off the light.

Charles will turn off the calculator.

She turned on the light.

Joan will turn on the television.

They understood the lesson.

She will understand you.

I wait for you.

She waits here.

I write on the notebook.

She writes on the board.

I am a student.

They were at home yesterday.

I do my homework every day.

He did his homework yesterday.

I got home late yesterday.

You will get the book.

I have a new book.

She had a lot of homework.

I feel well.

She felt alone.

We find the calculator.

She found the grey book.

I’ll go there with you.

They went to the house.

Leave me alone!

You’ll leave this city tomorrow.

I live a happy life.

She lives in New York.

I looked at that picture yesterday.

You look beautiful.

They lost the key.

I lose my book.

I love my country.

Mary loves her parents.

You make me feel fine.

John made a toy.

I met John yesterday.

We will meet tomorrow.

She needed your help.

I’ll need you tomorrow.

Mary plays guitar very well.

We played golf with Peter.

I say my name to them.

He said that he knows her.

She told me the story.

I will tell you tomorrow.

We want to know the news.

They wanted to go to England.

I calculate with you.

He calculates well.

You catch the glass.

She catches the fork.

He chooses two objects.

We choose the book.

She closes the window.

You close the door.

We come here together.

You come with it.

I come back to my chair.

He comes back with you.

You cut the paper.

She cuts the magazine.

I erase the paper.

She erases the board.

I forget the book.

Mary forgets the notebook.

We get into the classroom.

Toto gets into the house.

They get out with you.

Peter gets out of the class.

I give you the newspaper.

He gives the copybook.

I know you.

I know the lesson.

She measures the board.

Measure the table, please.

I open the door.

She opens the window.

Put the paper on the table.

He puts the pen on the chair.

I read the magazine.

We read the book.

They remember the lesson.

He remembers you.

Repeat the lesson, please.

She repeats the lesson.

Show me the door, please.

She shows the glue.

We sit down on the chairs.

I speak with you.

Mary speaks to John.

They stand up here.

Paul stands up.

Staple the paper.

I staple the book.

We take the glass.

You take the glass to Mary.

We turn off the light.

Charles turns off the car.

Turn on the light, please.

Joan turns on the television.

They understand the lesson.

She understands you.

I wait for you.

She waits here.

I write on the notebook.

She writes on the board.

He brings the copybook.

You brought the book.

I buy a new car.

He buys the copybook.

I hold your hand.

She held the door.

She learns the lesson.

He learnt everything with me.

I let you go.

He lets his girlfriend go to England.

I like you.

She likes her new car.

He can see without glasses.

They will see you tomorrow.

I talked to them.

They will talk about the lesson.

I think of my lesson.

She thinks it is right.

She walks alone.

Tomorrow I’ll walk with you.

I agree with you.

I agree to the terms.

Answer my question, please!

It’s easy to answer this question.

I ask you about Sean.

They asked me the time.

I believe him.

He believes in God.

This table belongs to me.

That car belonged to them.

Nobody falls here.

The book fell from the table.

Peter fights for his place.

I pay attention to the lesson.

She pays attention to me.

I sing every day with her.

Martin sings very well.

Sharon started in business with Mark.

Start the computer, please.

He builds a big house.

We will build it together.

The baby cries.

I cried for help yesterday.

I drink coffee.

You drink water.

Tom drives well.

She drove her car.

They eat the chocolate cake.

We ate pasta.

The flies fly.

The bird flies.

They forgive my debt.

I forgave her.

She grows up very fast.

The day grows cold.

I can hear you very well.

They heard their names.

The flies.

The pilot flew well the new airplane.

She breathed of happiness.

I breathe slowly.

He hit the wall.

He hit against the wall.

He jumps to get the basket.

They jumped very high.

I kissed my mother yesterday.

Peter kissed her face.

I understand what you mean.

What “currency” means?

I pass by the door.

We passed through hard moments.

He points towards the school.

You pointed towards me.

They run fast.

We run across the room.

He sells books.

They sold all the tickets.

It’s easy to sleep here.

She slept well last night.

They smell the flower.

We smelt her scent.

You smile at me You smile beautifully.

He smokes pipes.

The car smoked heavily in the race.

They spend their money on books.

I spent my time with him.

I split the lesson between them.

She will split the paper.

I stay here with you.

She stayed there all the time.

They stopped the car.

We stopped for lunch.

Joan teaches very well He taught English.

I try to teach them.

She’ll try this food.

They used my car.

Mary uses well her books.

Please sit near the window.