Examples of using "Mennie" in a sentence and their english translations:
He needs to leave.
One of us will have to go.
You must go home.
Tom should go.
- Everything must go!
- Everything must go.
Tom has to go.
Tom had to go.
Everyone has to go.
She said she must leave at once.
Tom has to go home.
Tom has to go to the hospital.
- Tom has to go to the hospital.
- Tom needs to go to the hospital.
- Tom has nowhere to go.
- Tom has got nowhere to go.
Tom had to go there.
- He needs to leave.
- He must go.
Why does Tom have to go?
Tom had to go by himself.
Tom has to go with Mary.
Tom has to go to Boston.
Tom has to go to Australia.
Tom has to go to school.
She has to go shopping in the afternoon.
Tom should have left earlier.
- Tom should've left.
- Tom should have left.
I think Tom needs a vacation.
- Tom has to go back to Australia.
- Tom must go back to Australia.
- Tom should've gone with you.
- Tom should have gone with you.
- Either of the two must go.
- One of the two has to go.
- Tom should have gone to the dentist yesterday.
- Tom should've gone to the dentist yesterday.
He will have to go to the station.
She doesn't have to go to school on Saturday.
Tom should probably go home now.
Tom doesn't need to go to work today.
- Tom said he had nowhere to go.
- Tom said that he had nowhere to go.
Tom has to go to court tomorrow.
She must return to find it... alone.
One of us has to go to that meeting.
One of the two has to go.
- Tom says that he has to go to Boston the day after tomorrow.
- Tom says he has to go to Boston the day after tomorrow.
- Tom should've gone weeks ago.
- Tom should have gone weeks ago.
You shouldn't have gone to such a dangerous place.
I don't want Tom to go to jail.
- Tom never should've retired.
- Tom should've never retired.
- Tom never should have retired.
Tom said that Mary had to go.
You didn't have to come into the office today.
His car isn't here, so he must have gone.
He pretended to be sick so he didn't have to go to school.
Please tell Tom he has to leave.
- Tom should've agreed to do that.
- Tom should have agreed to do that.
He pretended to be ill so that he could be absent from school.
Bob missed the last train and had to take a taxi.
The show must go on.
Tom would like to have stayed for dinner, but he had to go back to work.
She said she must leave at once.
You should go home. It's late and you're drunk.
- Tom thought Mary should go over to John's house and help him.
- Tom thought that Mary should go over to John's house and help him.
You shouldn't have gone to such a dangerous place.
I think maybe Tom and Mary should go.
But the problem is, of course, she's gotta come back. On the other side, the shark picks up her scent again.