Examples of using "Vorhat" in a sentence and their english translations:
What do you think Tom has in mind?
I know what Tom is planning.
- Do you know what he's planning?
- Do you know what he's going to do?
- Do you know what he's got planned?
Tom understands what Mary has in mind.
You need to ask Tom what he'll do.
- I don't know what Tom is planning to do.
- I don't know what Tom is planning on doing.
I wonder what Tom is planning.
I wonder what he's up to.
I wonder what Tom is up to.
- Tom says he plans to do that.
- Tom says that he plans to do that.
- Tom says that he plans on doing that.
Tom doesn't know for certain what Mary is going to do.
Could you tell me what Tom is planning to do?
You need to ask Tom what he'll do.
I don't have the faintest idea what Tom is trying to do.
Did you hear about Tom's plans for the weekend?
I don't know exactly when Tom plans to get here.
We need to find out what Tom is up to.
Tom doesn't know what Mary is trying to do.
- I'm sure Tom said he was planning to do that.
- I'm sure Tom said he was planning on doing that.
I'll ask him if he plans to come.
- I really wish I knew what Tom plans to do.
- I really wish that I knew what Tom plans to do.
- I can't believe Tom is really planning on doing this.
- I can't believe that Tom is really planning on doing this.
Tom and Mary have no idea what John intends to do.
- Tom asked Mary if she was planning to do that.
- Tom asked Mary if she was planning on doing that.
Tom didn't tell us when he planned to do that.
- I don't think that you need to tell Tom what Mary said she's going to do.
- I don't think that you need to tell Tom what Mary said that she's going to do.
- I don't think you need to tell Tom what Mary said she's going to do.
- I don't think you need to tell Tom what Mary said that she's going to do.
You never know what life may throw your way.
- I've heard that Tom is planning to move to Boston.
- I've heard Tom is planning to move to Boston.
What makes you think that Tom is planning to ask Mary to marry him?
I know what he's intending to do.
Mary knows Tom isn't planning to go to Boston with her.
- Tom certainly gave the impression that he wasn't planning on being there tomorrow.
- Tom certainly gave the impression he wasn't planning on being there tomorrow.
I'd like to know what Tom is up to.
Tom doesn't know for certain what Mary is going to do.