9.—He is lying down on the road. Tell him to get up.
10.—I am, or was, sitting upstairs. He is, or was, sitting down below.
11.—He was on foot. I came in a cart. He came on foot.
12.—I walk fast. He walks slow.
13.—I was walking in front. He was behind.
14.—Is that man come back or not? He is not back, but he soon will be. Where is he gone to? He has gone to the public office. Did he go in a chair or in a carriage? In a small chair. He does not like being in a carriage.
15.—Do you like that man? I do not like any of those men.
16.—Has he been buying horses? No. Mules and donkeys. If he wanted to buy horses, there is not a horse to be had. How many mules or donkeys has he bought? Three mules and seven donkeys.
17.—Which are the better, the mules from this place or those from that? The mules here are not so good as those there. The mules here are slower than what you get there. Both the mules and donkeys from that place are fast.