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She exercises for her health . Sie treibt Sport für ihre Gesundheit 0 Diese Schere ist sehr scharf. These scissors are very sharp . Diese Schere ist sehr scharf 0 Ich lege Wert darauf, jeden Tag zu trainieren. I make a point of exercising every day . Ich lege Wert darauf , jeden Tag zu trainieren 0 Tai Chi Übungen sind für ältere Menschen geeignet. Tai Chi exercises are appropriate for the elderly . Tai Chi Übungen sind für ältere Menschen geeignet 0 Sport machent ist ein effektiver Weg, um Gewicht zu verlieren. Doing exercise is an effective way to lose weight . Sport machent ist ein effektiver Weg , um Gewicht zu verlieren 0 Er schneidet das Papier mit einer Schere. He is cutting the paper with scissors . Er schneidet das Papier mit einer Schere 0 Sie schneidet mir mit einer Schere die Haare. She cuts my hair with scissors . Sie schneidet mir mit einer Schere die Haare 0 Sport kann Fett verbrennen. Exercising can burn fat . Sport kann Fett verbrennen 0 Dies ist mein Heft für Mathematik. This is my exercise book for math . Dies ist mein Heft für Mathematik 0 Der Richter prüft die Umstände des Falles, bevor er eine Entscheidung trifft. The judge considers the circumstances of the case before rendering a decision . Der Richter prüft die Umstände des Falles , bevor er eine Entscheidung trifft 0 You should rest after exercise . Nach dem Training sollten Sie sich ausruhen. I adhered to my decision . Ich blieb bei meiner Entscheidung. I came to the same decision as you . Ich bin zum gleichen Entschluss gekommen wie Du. My father exercises every day for his health . Mein Vater trainiert jeden Tag für seine Gesundheit. Exercising their way to better health . Durch Bewegung zu einer besseren Gesundheit. The japanese government made an important decision . Die japanische Regierung hat eine wichtige Entscheidung getroffen. It is good for you to take exercise . Es ist gut für Sie, Sport zu treiben. Exercise makes your body strong . Bewegung macht Ihren Körper stark. Take some exercise every day for your health . Machen Sie jeden Tag etwas Bewegung für Ihre Gesundheit. Can I do exercises ? Kann ich Übungen machen? This exercise is easy enough for me to do without help . Diese Übung ist für mich leicht genug, ohne Hilfe durchzuführen. I always take some exercise before breakfast . Ich mache immer vor dem Frühstück etwas Sport. You should do exercise . Du solltest Sport machen. I take light exercise every morning . Ich mache jeden Morgen leichte Übungen. Nach dem Training sollten Sie sich ausruhen. Ich blieb bei meiner Entscheidung. You should rest after exercise . I adhered to my decision .
