she
Word
Dictionary
Phrases
- She is Miren. Miren is a woman.
Basics 2
- She is Terese. She is a student.
Basics 2
- She is Terese. She is a student.
Basics 2
- She is Terese. She is the student.
Basics 2
- She is Terese. She is the student.
Basics 2
- Who is she?
Questions
- What is she?
Questions
- Is she a girl?
Questions
- Is she the girl?
Questions
- Yes. She is Miren.
Greetings 1
- She is the bus driver.
People and Past 1
- She is a bus driver.
People and Past 1
- Is she a police officer?
People and Past 1
- Is she the police officer?
People and Past 1
- Is she one police officer?
People and Past 1
- She was a teacher, but now she is a nurse.
People and Past 2
- She was a teacher, but now she is a nurse.
People and Past 2
- She was a police officer, but now she is a tour guide.
People and Past 2
- She was a police officer, but now she is a tour guide.
People and Past 2
- She was a driver, but now she is a chef.
People and Past 3
- She was a driver, but now she is a chef.
People and Past 3
- She was a driver, but now she is a cook.
People and Past 3
- She was a driver, but now she is a cook.
People and Past 3
- She was a cook, but now she is a doctor.
People and Past 3
- She was a cook, but now she is a doctor.
People and Past 3
- She was a chef, but now she is a doctor.
People and Past 3
- She was a chef, but now she is a doctor.
People and Past 3
- She is not a doctor, but I was a doctor.
Adj 2
- She was not a student, but I was a teacher.
Adj 2
- The doctor is short, but she is not fat.
Adj 3
- A doctor is short, but she is not fat.
Adj 3
- The doctor is not ugly, but rather she is beautiful.
Adj 4
- A doctor is not ugly, but rather she is beautiful.
Adj 4
- She was a big and slow turtle.
Animals 3
- She is my teacher.
This, That and My 2
- She is also my teacher.
This, That and My 2
- She is our bus driver
This, That and My 2
- She is your(plural) friend.
This, That and My 2
- She is your'll friend.
This, That and My 2
- She is your friend.
This, That and My 2
- She is in France.
Egon 3
- She is your(plural) mother.
Family 1
- She is your mother.
Family 1
- She is our aunt.
Family 2
- Our child lived on a farm, but now she lives in a house.
Bizi 3
- She sits here every day.
Verbs1 3
- She wakes up every day at five.
Verbs1 3
- She often goes from mini-hotels at nine.
Verbs2 2
- She will lie down at home.
Verbs2 3
- No, she is not going to the store, but rather she is going to the bank.
Go 1
- No, she is not going to the store, but rather she is going to the bank.
Go 1
- The child was clean, but now she is dirty.
Egon2 2
- Where is she from?
Nongo 1
- She is from Spain, but she lives in Germany.
Nongo 1
- She is from Spain, but she lives in Germany.
Nongo 1
- There is no money and she is worried.
Because 1-2
- My wife is not bored, because she is busy.
Because 1-3
- Why is she sad?
Because 1-4
- Lili is laughing, because she is happy.
Because 1-4
- The waiter was slow, because she was busy.
Because 2-1
- She is here, because she is my son’s girlfriend.
Because 2-2
- She is here, because she is my son’s girlfriend.
Because 2-2
- The woman was there, because she was the nurse.
Because 2-2
- Is she going to the mountains by horse?
NORTAZ 2
- Is she going to the mountains on horseback?
NORTAZ 2
- No, she is not going by horse, but rather she is going by airplane.
NORTAZ 2
- No, she is not going by horse, but rather she is going by airplane.
NORTAZ 2
- No, he is not going by horse, but rather she is going by airplane.
NORTAZ 2
- No, she is not going on horseback, but rather she is going by airplane.
NORTAZ 2
- No, she is not going on horseback, but rather she is going by airplane.
NORTAZ 2
- Last week, she could not come to our house by motorcycle.
Compound Verbs 1-1
- Last week, she was not able to come to our house by motorcycle.
Compound Verbs 1-1
- She couldn't walk in the park.
Compound Verbs 1-1
- She could not walk in the park.
Compound Verbs 1-1
- She was not able to walk in the park.
Compound Verbs 1-1
- She cannot walk in the park.
Compound Verbs 1-2
- She can't walk in the park.
Compound Verbs 1-2
- She is not able to walk in the park.
Compound Verbs 1-2
- She isn't able to walk in the park.
Compound Verbs 1-2
- Did she like it?
Reflective Verbs 1
- She will like the good, black dog.
Reflective Verbs 1
- She will not like the wet, gray pig.
Reflective Verbs 1
- She won't like the wet, gray pig.
Reflective Verbs 1
- She will not like the dirty, green bus.
Reflective Verbs 1
- She won't like the dirty, green bus.
Reflective Verbs 1
- Was she interested in them?
Reflective Verbs 2
- She will be interested in airplanes.
Reflective Verbs 2
- She will not be interested in train stations.
Reflective Verbs 2
- She won’t be interested in train stations.
Reflective Verbs 2
- She will not care.
Reflective Verbs 3
- She won’t care.
Reflective Verbs 3
- She brought a newspaper today.
Transitive Verbs 1-1
- Today she brought a newspaper.
Transitive Verbs 1-1
- Last week she danced.
Egin 1
- She danced last week.
Egin 1
- Every day she dances.
Egin 1
- She dances every day.
Egin 1
- She will dance.
Egin 1
- Yesterday she ran.
Egin 2
- She ran yesterday.
Egin 2
- Every day she runs.
Egin 2
- She runs every day.
Egin 2
- She will run.
Egin 2
- Does she have the money?
Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
- No. She does not have any money.
Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
- No. She hasn’t any money.
Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
- No. She doesn’t have any money.
Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
- She had a green motorcycle.
Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
- She had a white pig.
Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
- She will not like falling.
Verbal Nouns 1
- She won’t like falling.
Verbal Nouns 1
- She will not like to fall.
Verbal Nouns 1
- She won’t like to fall.
Verbal Nouns 1
- She will not like to wait.
Verbal Nouns 1
- She will not like waiting.
Verbal Nouns 1
- She won’t like to wait.
Verbal Nouns 1
- She won’t like waiting.
Verbal Nouns 1
- She did not like falling.
Verbal Nouns 3
- She did not like to wait.
Verbal Nouns 3
- She did not like waiting.
Verbal Nouns 3