My daughter is a doctor; she works at a hospital.

My daughter is a nurse; she studies at school.

My sister is a doctor; she works at a clinic.

My daughter is a teacher; she works at a university.

The teacher said my younger brother will not attend class today; he is sick.

The teacher said my younger brother will take an exam today; he is ready.

The teacher said my older brother will not go to work today; he is busy.

The teacher said my younger brother is late today; he went to the hospital.

Dad’s hand hurts; he needs to go to the hospital to see a doctor.

Dad’s head hurts; he wants to sleep at home.

Dad’s hand is fine; he will visit a friend.

Dad’s foot hurts; he must buy medicine at a shop.

Hello, may I ask if chairs and tables are sold here?

Hello, may I ask where the classroom is?

Hello, may I ask if you sell books and pens?

Hello, may I ask if there are seats available?

Mom, sorry I can’t write my Chinese name.

Mom, sorry I can’t speak Chinese.

Mom, I can write my English name.

Mom, sorry I don’t know your name.

The day after tomorrow I will go to my grandma and grandpa’s house.

Tomorrow I will visit my aunt’s home.

Yesterday I went to my grandparents’ house.

The day after tomorrow I will go to the market.

Is that your Chinese teacher? What is her name? How old is she this year?

Is that your math teacher? Where does she live? What class is she in?

Is that your Chinese teacher? What subject does she teach? What time is class?

Is that your friend? What is his name? How tall is he?

Excuse me, how much is this watch? I want to buy it.

Excuse me, what time is it? I don’t need a watch.

Excuse me, is this phone expensive? I will think about it.

Excuse me, how many watches do you have? I already bought one.

Please come in, please sit. They are my good friends; one is Chinese and two are American.

Please come in, please stand. They are my classmates; all are Chinese.

Please go out, please sit. They are my cousins; one is American and two are Chinese.

Please come in, please sit. They are my teachers; all are American.

Is your older brother a student? What nationality is he?

Is your younger brother a worker? Where does he live?

Is your older brother a teacher? What subject is he teaching?

Is your sister a student? How old is she?

She is my classmate, not my older sister.

She is my older sister and my classmate.

She is my teacher, not my classmate.

She is my cousin, not my sister.

Your younger sister speaks Chinese very well; is she Chinese?

Your older sister studies Chinese very well; is she a teacher?

Your younger sister can’t speak Chinese; is she American?

Your younger brother speaks Chinese well; is he Chinese?

There are five people in my family; how about you?

My family has five rooms; how about you?

There are four people in my class; how about you?

My home has five pets; what about you?

Tomorrow at 4:30 p.m., I will go to the airport to take a plane.

Tomorrow at 4:30 a.m., I will go to the train station to take a train.

Today at 4:30 p.m., I will go to school by bus.

Tomorrow at 3:30 p.m., I will go to the airport to meet a friend.

There are many eggs in the fridge; my puppy really likes to eat vegetables.

There are many apples in the fridge; my puppy likes meat.

There are few eggs on the table; my puppy doesn’t like vegetables.

The fridge is empty; my puppy likes to drink milk.

There is a shop in front of the school; in the shop you can buy headphones and calligraphy brushes.

Behind the school there is a market; you can sell phones and pencils there.

There is a shop in front of the school; it only sells food and drinks.

There is a bookstore in front of the school; you can borrow headphones and pens.

Thank you. Who made this dish? It’s very tasty.

Thank you. Whose book is this? It’s very interesting.

Thank you. Who cooked the rice? It’s too salty.

Thanks. When is lunch? It’s not delicious.

How come you can’t speak Chinese? Aren’t you Chinese?

How come you don’t study math? Aren’t you a student?

Why don’t you speak English? Are you American?

Why can’t you read books? Aren’t you a teacher?

I want to drink a glass of water; I also want to eat rice.

I want to buy a bottle of juice and some noodles.

I will drink tea and won’t eat dinner.

I want to drink milk and eat bread only.

There is a map on the table; under the chair there is a kitten.

There is a book on the table; behind the chair there is a dog.

There is a map under the chair; on the table there is a cat.

There is a computer on the table; under the chair there is a mouse.

The person behind really likes to eat roast duck and hot pot; he also drinks coffee and cola.

The person in front likes to eat noodles and dumplings; he drinks tea and water.

That person likes roast duck but hates hot pot; he doesn’t drink coffee.

The person behind likes to cook roast duck and hot pot; he never drinks cola.

Where is my puppy? Did you see it?

Where is my cat? Do you want to buy it?

Where is my puppy? Can you feed it?

Where is my friend? Did you call him?

Is she your friend?

Is your friend her?

She is your friend, right?

Are you her friend?

叔叔是我的汉语老师。

我的汉语是叔叔老师。

我的老师是叔叔汉语。

汉语我的是叔叔老师。

今天是星期天，我不去学校。

我不今天去学校是星期天。

学校我不去今天是星期天。

今天学校不去我是星期天。

妈妈会说汉语，你不会。

妈妈不会你会说汉语。

你汉语说不会妈妈会。

你不会说妈妈汉语会。

星期六你在家做什么？

你做什么在家星期六？

在家你星期六做什么。

你在做什么家星期六。

明天是几月几号？

是几号几月明天？

几号几月是明天。

明天几月是几号。

我想去商店买一个杯子。

我去商店买想一个杯子。

商店我想去买一个杯子。

我想去买商店一个杯子。