Examples of using "Avendo" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I am in trouble.
- I'm in trouble.
- I'm having problems.
He's struggling.
Are you having problems?
- I'm having second thoughts.
- I'm doubtful.
I'm having difficulties.
I was having nightmares.
I wasn't having any problems.
We both are having a conversation.
We're having problems here.
Changes are taking place.
I'm having some legal problems.
We were having problems with Tom.
I'm experiencing the same issue.
I'm having a crisis.
Tom is having problems here.
Are you still having difficulty with physics?
Are you having trouble losing weight?
We are having a whale of a time.
Tom is having a heart attack.
I'm having trouble getting to sleep.
I was having trouble concentrating.
I'm having trouble breathing.
Are you having a good day?
I'm having a heart attack.
Tom is having a crisis.
I was having a bad day.
Fadil was having doubts.
I was having a hard time breathing.
I'm having an allergic reaction.
Impress not by having, but by being.
Tom is on a winning streak.
Tom is having problems here, isn't he?
I heard you're having problems with Tom.
We're having a problem with pigeons.
If you're having a good day,
why are you having a good day?
Why am I having a good day?
Why am I having a bad day?
- Tom is overreacting.
- Tom exaggerates.
Because it was raining we gave up on the idea for a walk.
Tom is having a rough week.
I'm having problems with Tom.
Tom is having a bad day.
Tom was having a bad day.
I'm having problems with them.
I'm having problems with him.
I'm having problems with her.
Tom is having financial problems.
Tom is having an allergic reaction.
Are you still having trouble sleeping?
Tom is having a nervous breakdown.
I was having trouble doing that.
I'm having trouble getting to sleep.
Having read the book, I was ready for the examination.
Having finished his work, he left.
Tom and Mary are having problems here.
How are you? What sort of day are you having today?
I'm having some trouble with my computer.
I'm having a problem with my computer.
it's literally going to be addition by subtraction.
Tom is having problems at school.
Tom is having a panic attack.
Tom is having trouble sleeping.
Tom is having trouble with this.
Tom is having a very bad day.
I'm having a hard time with German grammar.
Tom is having problems at work.
Tom is having problems with Mary.
Tom is having the same problem I am.
Tom is having a bit of trouble with his new car.
Having heard his love confession, the girl blushed.
Having read the newspaper, I know about the accident.
Having lived in Tokyo, I know the city well.
Having finished the work, he went to bed.
Having done my homework, I watched television.
Tom, having worked all day, wanted to take a rest.
Having a slight headache, I went to bed early.
Having studied Japanese, Jenny had no trouble in Japan.
I'm having a problem deleting one of my files.
So it seems like cannabis is having a bit of a moment.
I ate so much my stomach was about to burst.
Tom is having second thoughts.
I am not myself, my usual self having caught a cold.
Since I didn't receive a reply, I wrote to her again.
Having lots of free time, I've decided to study French.
Tom and Mary are still having trouble with John.
Tom is having an allergic reaction to something he ate.
Living a busy life, he usually doesn't see his family.
Tom is having a lot of trouble with his car.
I guess I was too busy to notice that Tom was having problems.
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