Examples of using "Lukenut" in a sentence and their english translations:
You had read.
- I have read the book.
- I've read the book.
Did you read it at all?
I've read the report.
I didn't read the message.
I never read the book.
I've read both these books.
- I've read some of these books.
- I have read some of these books.
I've already read that novel.
I've finished reading the book.
I've read many kinds of books.
Have you ever read the Koran?
Have you read this report?
Have you read this article?
Have you ever read the Bible?
Have you finished reading the book?
I've read the first page.
Have you ever read this?
- Have you read the book yet?
- You've already read the book?
- Have you read the book already?
- I've read some of these books.
- I have read some of these books.
How many books did you read?
I haven't read all of these books.
I haven't read any of his novels.
Have you read this book already?
Have you ever read the Constitution of Japan?
I have not read all the books.
He did not read the book.
- How many books did you read?
- How many books have you read?
What books have you read in French?
Have you read Tom's new book?
I haven't read it yet.
Has she finished the book yet?
I've read some of these books.
I've read every one of those books.
I haven't read either of his novels.
I haven't yet read all of these books.
- Please return the book when you have finished reading it.
- Please return the book when you've finished reading it.
- I have already finished this book.
- I have already finished reading this book.
- I've already finished reading this book.
Karima hasn't read the letter yet.
I have not read the book nor do I want to.
- I've read only the first three chapters.
- I only read the first three chapters.
Have you ever read any French poems?
Have you read the whole paper from beginning to end?
I haven't read any of his novels.
I haven't read either of his novels.
I haven't read all these books.
Out of twenty students, only one has read the book.
I already read all the Harry Potter books.
Tom admitted that he hadn't read Mary's book.
I will have finished reading this book by Tuesday.
- Please return the book when you have finished reading it.
- Please return the book when you've finished reading it.
Have you read any interesting books recently?
I haven't read the final page of the novel yet.
- I didn't read it.
- I didn't read it!
If you have finished reading the book, return it to the library.
Tom never read the book that Mary gave him.
- When you have finished reading this letter, burn it.
- When you've finished reading this letter, burn it.
Are you through with the book?
I haven't yet read the new memorandum on internal security.
I have read twice as many books as he has.
- This is the best book that I've ever read.
- This is the best book I've ever read.
This is the most interesting story that I have ever read.
It is possible that you have already read this book.
Give me back the book after you've read it.
Have you finished reading the book I lent you the other day?
How many books have you read so far this summer?
I haven't been reading any books or magazines lately.
This book, which I've read two times, was a present from Peter.
This was the most interesting book that she had ever read.
I learned German for three years in school and two years in university.
He has read as many as 50 books in the last two weeks.
Don't throw away this magazine. I haven't read it yet.
I read several books last week, including yours.
If you're finished reading that book, I'd like to borrow it.
- This is the most interesting book I've ever read.
- This is the most interesting book I have ever read.
Have you ever read a book written about Japan?
Has she finished the book yet?
This science fiction story seems interesting. Will you lend it to me when you have finished reading it?
I've never wished a man dead, but I have read some obituaries with great pleasure.
Are you through with the book?
How I want a drink, alcoholic of course, after the heavy chapters involving quantum mechanics.
Have you finished reading that book?