Examples of Even

‘There appeared a seal.’

‘The boy asked the man for money.’

‘The child froze.’

‘The child is hungry.’

‘The man looked at the boy.’

‘The boy gave the book to the teacher.’

‘The boy broke my arm with the stick.’

‘The boy brought the book to the neighbor.’

‘The man built the house.’

‘The man called the boy a fool.’

‘The man climbed (up) the mountain.’

‘The boy came (to the village).’

‘The man coughed.’

‘The man covered the child with the blanket.’

‘The boy cut the bread with the knife.’

‘The old man died.’

‘The woman dressed the child.’

‘The woman dressed/put on clothes.’

‘The man ate the bread.’

‘The boy hit the fox with the stick.’

‘The man hunted for deer.’

‘My head hurts. / I have a headache.’

‘The child jumped on the bed.’

‘The boy killed the snake with the stick.’

‘The man knew the boy.’

‘The boy went (from the village).’

‘The girl liked/loved the boy.’

‘The boy lived in the village.’

‘The man loaded the child on the sledge.’

‘The woman looked for the child.’

‘The man married the girl.’

‘The man met the girl.’

‘The girl poured the water into the bowl.’

‘The woman put the child into the cradle.’

‘It rains.’

‘The man remembered the boy.’

‘The child ran on the plain.’

‘The man said the truth to the boy.’

‘The man saw the boy.’

‘The teacher sent the boy to school.’

‘The man shouted to/at the boy.’

‘The boy showed the book to the teacher.’

‘The boy sang (a song).’

‘The man sat on the ground.’

‘The man sat down (on the ground).’

‘The boy stole the book from the teacher.’

‘The man talked to the boy about him.’

‘The boy tore the page from the book.’

‘The man told a story to the boy.’

‘The man threw the food into the fire.’

‘The man tied the reindeer to the tree.’

‘The boy touched the snake with the stick.’

‘The woman washed the child.’

‘The boy wiped the dirt from the cloth.’

‘The old man was killed by the bear.’

‘The old man is caught by the rain.’

‘The water was poured (into the cup).’

‘The man was / got killed.’

‘The reindeer is tied to the tree.’

‘The meat doesn’t cut (easily).’

‘The children washed each other.’

‘The children are afraid of each other.’

‘The child is afraid of the dog.’

‘The child washed (himself).’

‘The man met with a friend.’

‘The friends talked.’

‘The woman cut her hair.’

‘The woman helped the child.’

‘The dog followed me.’

‘The woman shouted at the child.’

‘The man built the house from wood.’

‘The old man beats the boy with the stick.’

‘The neighbor took a reindeer from me.’

‘The boy peeled the potatoes.’

‘The old man hid the money (from his friend).’

‘The woman carried the child home.’

‘The child blinked.’

‘The child sat on the ground.’

‘The child went home.’

‘The girl laughed.’

‘The girl screamed.’

‘The child plays.’

‘The child is sad.’

‘The stone rolled.’

‘The boat sank.’

‘The forest is burning.’

‘The ground is dry.’

‘My father is a hunter.’

‘The child fell.’

‘The woman hugged her child.’

‘The bear smelled the man.’

‘You think about me?’

‘The bear frightened the child.’

‘The woman filled the cup with milk.’

‘The reindeer is tied.’

‘The woman sings.’

‘The children carried each other (while playing).’

‘The man coughs.’

‘The old man's friend died on him. \The friend died; the old man is negatively afected.’

‘The woman let the child fall \dropped the child.’

‘The children put each other on the sledge while playing.’

‘The child keeps his eyes shut.’

‘The boys hit each other (in a fight).’

‘The boys gave books to each otherr.’