Examples of using "Olisi" in a sentence and their english translations:
- That would be great.
- That'd be fun.
- It'd be a disaster.
- That would be a disaster.
That would be absurd.
He would have succeeded had he tried.
- If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him.
- If God did not exist, we'd have to invent him.
- It would've been better if we hadn't done that.
- It would have been better if we hadn't done that.
I've always wondered what it'd be like to have siblings.
It would be lovely if one could ride a bike around town.
- Tom would've helped you.
- Tom would have helped you.
If there existed a market for sentences, our grammatical speculations would suddenly make sense.
- Tom would've been here if he could've.
- Tom would've been here if he could have.
- Tom would have been here if he could've.
- You had better go now.
- You'd better go now.
If I had...
It's game over!
How about using disposable droppers?
It will be also interesting.
That would be a problem.
- You won't be alone.
- You won't be on your own.
How about a hug?
That would be impossible.
That would be crazy.
That would be helpful.
That would be suicidal.
That would be nice.
It would be interesting.
- It would be fun.
- That would be funny.
- That'd be fun.
I would love that.
- What do you say to a beer?
- What about a glass of beer?
- How about a beer?
You'd better leave now.
- Tom would have missed the train if he had stopped to buy a chocolate bar.
- Tom would've missed the train if he'd stopped to buy a chocolate bar.
- Tom would have missed the train if he'd stopped to buy a chocolate bar.
That wouldn't be so stupid.
That'll be something to see.
If I didn't have money I wouldn't have a house.
Tom might've died if you hadn't been there.
If she had told me the truth, I wouldn't be angry.
- Tom would've won if he hadn't injured his ankle.
- Tom would have won if he hadn't injured his ankle.
- I would've volunteered.
- I would have volunteered.
- Tom says he would've written more if he'd known he should've.
- Tom says he would've written more if he'd known he should have.
- Tom says he would have written more if he'd known he should've.
Had he taken his doctor's advice, he might not have died.
You'd better start now.
If she had not advised her son, he would not have succeeded.
If he had taken his doctor's advice, he might still be alive.
You should have told him.
- I thought Tom would be excited.
- I thought that Tom would be excited.
- It could have been worse.
- It could've been worse.
- You shouldn't have run.
- You shouldn't've run.
I wish I had my camera.
I would never have guessed that.
I wouldn't have gotten the job if you hadn't recommended me.
I wish I hadn't believed Tom.
- You should've warned me.
- You should have warned me.
If they hadn't noticed, there wouldn't have been any problems.
If you hadn't told me about the meeting, I wouldn't have known about it.
You had better go.
It would be nice to have a party.
It would be nice to get married.
Excuse me, I have a question.
- A true friend would've helped me.
- A true friend would have helped me.
Why should Tom be in trouble?
- I never would've guessed.
- I would've never guessed.
We'd better go.
It would be stupid to say yes.
- You should've waited.
- You should have waited.
- You could've been killed.
- You could have been killed.
Why would that be?
Tom would've been proud.
- Tom would've liked to help.
- Tom would have liked to help.
You should've come yesterday.
He should have come.
- I should have known!
- I should've known.
- Tom would've done the same thing.
- Tom would have done the same thing.
Tom would be proud of you.
- I wouldn't bet on that.
- I wouldn't bet on it.
You'd better shut the door.
How about playing tennis next Saturday?
- You should've called.
- You should've phoned.
Doing that would be a waste of time.
That would be almost perfect.
- Tom would've won easily.
- Tom would have won easily.
- Tom would've loved that.
- Tom would have loved that.
- Tom could've drowned.
- Tom could have drowned.
- Tom would've loved this.
- Tom would have loved this.
He should have known.
You'd better stay.
- I wish I hadn't gotten married.
- I wish that I hadn't gotten married.
- I wish I wasn't married.
I'd love to see you.
- I have a favor to ask of you.
- Will you do me a favor?
- Can I ask you a favor?
- I want to ask a favor of you.
- I would like to ask a favour of you.
- Can I ask you for a favor?