In the evening you remember that you need a taxi for your flight home: I need a taxi to the international airport tomorrow at 7 am.
In front of you stands a low little table with an apple on it and a taxi driving around it (I need a taxi); since it bothers you, you cover it with a cloth and go on eating your bread roll (to the). An insect buzzes around your head and flies out onto the tarred road, behind which the flags of all nations are flying (international), and behind that lies the airport (airport). You get there through a tunnel that is open in the mornings (tomorrow); behind it older people are drinking tea that spills over and forms a lake in the saucer, which they turn (at seven) – and ants and a little mouse come to the drips (am).