Examples of using "Ailles" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'd like you to go there.
I'd like you to go there.
I'm waiting for you to leave.
Glad you're fine.
I want you to go home.
- It is necessary for you to go.
- It's necessary for you to go.
- You have to go.
- You must go.
I'd like for you to go.
I want you to get better.
- I will follow you wherever you go.
- I'll follow you wherever you go.
- I'll follow you no matter where you go.
- No matter where you go, I'll follow you.
- Wherever you go, I will follow you.
- No matter you go, I'll follow.
It's necessary for you to go.
I'll follow you wherever you go.
I want you to go to Boston.
It is necessary for you to go there immediately.
I want you to go somewhere.
I wish you a speedy recovery.
I want you to go upstairs.
It is necessary for you to go and encourage the girl.
I want you to go to the post office.
- It is about time you went to school.
- It's about time you went to school.
I need you to go home.
I want you to go to the doctor.
I don't want you to go.
I want you to go to the post office.
It is necessary that you see a doctor.
It's time you went to the barber's.
I'm willing to go anywhere you go.
You must leave.
- It's high time you were in bed.
- It is high time you were in bed.
- You need to go there immediately.
- You must go there immediately.
I want you to go to Boston with Tom.
I'd like you to go to the supermarket and buy some bread.
She will be glad if you go to see her in person.
It is necessary that you go there at once.
I'm glad you're all right again.
Wherever you go, don't forget where you came from.
Tom wants you to go to Boston with him.
I don't want you to go home.
It's high time you went to bed, Ken.
Go where you will in Holland, you will see windmills.
I would like you to go instead of me.
I object to you going to Europe alone.
I need you to pull up a website for me.
I want you to go and see if it's still there.
I think it necessary for you to go in person.
Tom is waving at you, you need to go!
- It is time you went to bed. Turn off the radio.
- It's time you went to bed. Turn off the radio.
I want you to go and see if it's still there.
You should carry out your first plan.
I want you to go to the post office.
- You must go.
- You must get going.
I want you to go with her.
God has sent his angels to protect you wherever you go.
I want you to go home.
It will not make much difference whether you go today or tomorrow.
I need you to go to the post office and mail this letter.
- You have to go.
- You must leave.
- You must go.
- You'll have to go.
- You need to leave.
- You need to go.
- You've got to go.
I plan to go. I don't care if you do or not.
I want you to go somewhere.
I want you to go see the nurse.
I want you to go to Boston.
I want you to go home.
You need to get to a hospital.
You'd better go.
I want you to go home.
You've got to go even if you don't want to.
I don't care if you go or not. I'm going anyway.