It–he alternation U

‘It rained.’

‘The woman smears the paint on the wall.’

‘The woman pulled the carpet over the boy. / The woman covered the boy with the carpet.’

‘The boy ate the fruit.’

‘The mother hugged the boy.’

‘The boy watched the girl.’

‘The boy looked at the girl.’

‘The boy saw the bear.’

‘The bear smelled the boy.’

‘The man was frightened of the bear.’

‘The bear frightened the man.’

‘The boy liked his new toy.’

‘The girl knew the boy.’

‘The girl thought about her grandmother.’

‘The mother washed the boy.’

‘The mother dressed her daughter.’

‘The man shaved his beard.’

‘I helped the boys.’

‘The boys followed the girls.’

‘The men met the boys.’

‘The men searched for the women.’

‘The boys accompanied the girls.’

‘The girl talked to the boy about her dog.’

‘The boy asked (his parents) for money.’

‘The woman shouted at the children.’

‘The girl said "no" to him.’

‘The parents named the child Anna.’

‘The parents named the child Anna.’

‘The men built a house from wood.’

‘The boy broke the window with a stone.’

‘The man killed his enemy with a club.’

‘The man killed his enemy with a club.’

‘The boy beat the snake with a stick.’

‘The boy hit the snake with a stick.’

‘The boy touched the snake.’

‘The woman cuts the bread with a sharp knife.’

‘The hairdresser cut the woman's hair.’

‘The girl tore a page from the book.’

‘The man took the money off his friend.’

‘He peeled the bark off the stick.’

‘The boy hid the frog from his mother.’

‘The girl showed some pictures to the teacher.’

‘We gave the books to the children (as a gift).’

‘It is needed.’

‘He made his presence known in the province.’

‘I mentioned it in the letter.’

‘He stumbled.’

‘I'm eager for that.’

‘The man proposed to the woman.’

‘I got a package (from mom).’

‘I feel sick.’

‘He is sick.’

‘I boil the water.’

‘The boy heard the bear.’

‘The thief stole money from the old lady.’

‘The ground is dry.’

‘The house is burning.’

‘The house burned down.’

‘The boat sank.’

‘The ball is rolling.’

‘The ball rolls down the hill.’

‘The child is hungry.’

‘The baby is hungry.’

‘The little girl was sad.’

‘The child is playing.’

‘The snake died.’

‘I’m cold.’

‘I dreamed of grandma.’

‘We feel sleepy.’

‘The man screamed.’

‘I’m feeling pain in my arm.’

‘I drove him out.’

‘The little girl laughed.’

‘The girl laughed at the joke.’

‘The old people live in town.’

‘The boy left the village.’

‘The woman went to the market.’

‘The boy sang (a song).’

‘The girl jumped.’

‘The children sat down on the bench.’

‘The children sat on the floor.’

‘The horse is running.’

‘The man climbed (up) the tree.’

‘The old man coughed.’

‘I blinked my eyes.’

‘The farmer loaded hay onto the truck.’

‘The girl filled the glass with water.’

‘The man poured water into the glass.’

‘I put the cup on the table.’

‘The man tied the horse with a rope to the tree.’

‘The boy threw the ball into the window.’

‘We handed the books to the children.’

‘The girl sent the flowers to her grandmother.’

‘The man carried the boxes to the market.’

‘I capsized the boat.’

‘I have the intuition that ...’

‘The girl told the boy a funny story.’

‘The man is a hunter.’

‘The woman cooks chicken.’

‘The old woman taught the girl a song.’

‘The woman wiped the dirt off the table.’

‘He deserves the credit.’

‘He has this on his mind.’

‘He has something on his mind.’

‘His heart was gladdened.’

‘Everything goes well for him.’

‘They settled in the town.’

‘They got overexcited.’

‘The woman digs for potatoes.’

‘The girl brought me flowers.’

‘The boy pushed the girl into the water.’

‘The woman grinds the corn with a tool.’

‘It was far from the truth that ...’

‘I looked for him for a long time.’

‘I sank the boat.’

‘I burned the house.’