Examples of using "Elment" in a sentence and their english translations:
He was gone.
Tom left home.
The train left.
- He's already left.
- He has left already.
- He had already gone.
He left immediately.
He went away in a hurry.
- Tom's left.
- Tom has left.
- He walked away.
- He went away.
He went along with her.
He went out to eat.
- She went out for a walk.
- She went for a walk.
- He passed away yesterday.
- He passed on yesterday.
Did Tom leave?
Did everybody leave?
He went to America.
She went skiing.
She had gone to school.
- I think Tom left.
- I think that Tom left.
She went to mass every day.
He went to Switzerland.
He went to the shop.
The dog went away.
Father has gone fishing.
My father has gone to the United States.
He went as far as the station.
Tom went windsurfing.
Tom went hiking.
He left after he had lunch.
All the boys went away.
- Have you lost your reason?
- Are you out of your mind?
All the guests have gone.
Tom went fishing.
He left without saying a word.
- She went with him to the movies.
- She went to the cinema with him.
He went to bed.
She is gone.
He left the room.
- The power's out.
- The power is out.
Mother has gone shopping.
Father has gone fishing.
- He went to the shop.
- He went to the store.
I've lost my appetite.
Tom went to Boston.
You've lost your mind.
Has Tom already left?
She went to the cinema with him.
Has he gone already?
He left the company.
Everyone has already left.
Tom is out for lunch.
- Everyone fell asleep.
- Everyone went to sleep.
Tom finally left.
Tom must've left.
Your wife left.
- Tom has already gone.
- Tom already left.
- Tom has already left.
- Tom already left.
- Tom has left already.
- He kissed me and left.
- She kissed me and left.
- Lastly, she went to America.
- Lastly, she went to the United States.
She went off with her friends.
She went home.
You've lost your head!
Hasn't Tom left?
She went out without saying a word.
The bus has already gone.
I missed the bus.
She may have gone out to do some shopping.
She has gone shopping.
He went to London in 1970.
He is from home.
Tom went on a blind date.
Unfortunately he has already left.
She went shopping at a supermarket.
That ship has sailed.
- Tom left.
- Tom went.
He went to London in 1970.
Tom has just left home.
Tom left before I got home.
The train has already gone.
My father went fishing.
He walked past the house.