Examples of using "Megettem" in a sentence and their english translations:
I ate it.
I ate a quarter of the cake.
I finished my sandwich.
I ate a hamburger.
I ate a banana.
I ate the apple.
I ate an orange.
I ate a box of chocolates.
I ate the whole apple.
I ate chicken nuggets.
I ate an insect by accident.
I ate before you got here.
I ate one of Tom's sandwiches.
There were two cakes. I ate one and then I ate the other.
"Where's my cookie?" "Sorry. I ate it all."
I ate the apple.
I've already eaten all my lunch!
I bought you a souvenir, but I ate it.
I regret eating those oysters.
I ate the last slice of bread.
"There are no cakes left?" "I ate them both..."
I ate a banana.
I ate all the cookies that were on the plate.
I ate one and then I ate the other.
I ate the cheese.
I literally ate a dozen eggs on Easter Sunday.
I ate lunch two and a half hours ago.
It wasn't what I ordered, but I ate it anyway.
- Although I ate 3 bowls of cereal for breakfast, I am still hungry.
- Even though I ate three bowls of cereal for breakfast, I'm still hungry.
Even though I ate three bowls of cereal for breakfast, I'm still hungry.
I ate a hasty lunch.
I ate five avocados.
I finished off one half of the pizza and wrapped the other half in aluminum foil and put it in the fridge.
I've eaten my sandwich.
"Dad, just imagine, I ate a whole tangerine." "You ate a whole tangerine, my little one? How did you dare to do that?" "It wasn't me. It was Joe."
"Tom, I don't find the porcelain vase that my great-grandmother owned." "And you think I stole, I broke or I ate it, don't you? I suggest you to search it in the British Museum or in Vatican."