Examples of using "Appels" in a sentence and their english translations:
We eat apples.
How many apples are there?
- We're eating apples.
- We are eating apples.
- We eat apples.
How many apples do you want?
Do you like apples?
- Those apples are big.
- These apples are big.
- I like apples.
- I love apples.
- I am picking apples.
- I'm picking apples.
- I am peeling apples.
- I'm peeling apples.
- Apples are red.
- The apples are red.
I ate apples.
Apples are necessary.
He washed apples.
Do you have any apples?
We were eating apples.
- They're eating apples.
- They're eating the apples.
You like apples, don't you?
The apples are ripe.
Apples grow on trees.
They like apples.
- Those apples are big.
- These apples are big.
I like to eat apples.
Apples have sold-out!
Where are the apples?
I often eat apples.
All apples are red.
The apples are delicious.
The apples are delicious.
I like apples.
We have yellow apples.
John has five apples.
Do you like apples?
- They are eating their apples.
- They're eating their apples.
How many apples do you want?
You like apples.
The apples are red.
My apples are gone.
Do you like apples?
Those apples are big.
The apples are big.
I wash my apples.
This box contains apples.
How many apples are there?
How many apples do you want?
These apples are rotten.