Examples of using "Ait" in a sentence and their english translations:
actually get attention, right?
Do you think he's in trouble?
Do you think she's in trouble?
How old do you think she is?
How old do you think she is?
has the exact opposite effect
building an argument,
so that she can get her medication.
He seems to have told a lie.
I was surprised that he had failed.
I deny that he is correct.
It seems he's hungry.
Do you think there's a hope?
Do you think there's a connection?
- I'm surprised Tom won.
- I'm surprised that Tom won.
I'm glad this worked out.
so everything just seems real,
He seems to have been rich.
How old do you think she is?
No wonder he was arrested.
I'm afraid she may have the mumps.
You may be right.
She seemed to have been ill.
- There appears to have been a mistake.
- There seems to be a mistake.
I'm so glad we did this.
I'm surprised you weren't invited.
that there was no good men left.
whether we've exchanged data before or not,
provided it was used "properly."
I made sure women were on the boards
that the Vlahian commander betrayed Vlad.
person kidnapped Johanna that day,
and also has a certain size.
I sometimes apprehend that there will be some difficulty.
It seemed that she had already received the money.
- It seems she is more than thirty years old.
- It seems she is over thirty years old.
- Tom may be right.
- Tom might be right.
- Maybe Tom is right.
- Tom could have a point.
I'm surprised that he accepted the offer.
- I don't think that he's right.
- I don't think he is right.
- He may have been right.
- She may have been right.
She may have been right.
It's impossible that she said that.
I don't think she is right.
Do you believe he told the truth?
- He seems to have lived in Spain.
- He lived in Spain, I think.
Never mind the bottle, as long as we get drunk.
It was surprising that she said that.
I'm glad that worked.
I am afraid she may have lost her way.
Do you think there's a connection?
- Tom denied that he had stolen anything.
- Tom denied he had stolen anything.
I answered as soon as he asked me.
I'm glad this worked out.
Do you think there's a hope?
Do you think there's a hope?
- I'm afraid that there's a little snag.
- I'm afraid there's a little snag.
I'm surprised you weren't invited.
I wish there were more hours in the day.
I can't believe he did that.
What do you suppose is in this box?
- I'm surprised that she did such a thing.
- I'm surprised she did such a thing.
You make it look easy.
What do you think Tom told Mary?
I wish there were more people like you.
Just because Tom said he didn't have a key doesn't mean it's true.
Buy them before it's too late!"
Now, if there's a tiger in front of you,
Although there is no complete evidence
I'm afraid there's even more bad news.
and there were no corresponding traces left,
before there was a good awl sausage.
Let us be united in the cause of justice.
It's the only one there is in the shop.
It looks like Tom won the race.
Let there be no mistake about it.
I feel badly that she failed her test.
It's impossible that he forgot our meeting.