Examples of using "Avere" in a sentence and their english translations:
You can have both.
We have to have this.
You can't have both.
- You can't have both of those.
- You can't have both of them.
May you have happiness.
You can't be thirty years old.
You deserve to succeed.
- Well, you might be right.
- Well, possibly you're right.
Would you like to have children?
- Do you want to have children?
- Do you want to have kids?
- What could you have done?
- What could you do?
You can have the rest.
- You must've seen Tom.
- You must have seen Tom.
- I want a friend.
- I want to have a friend.
I may be right.
He seems hungry.
They may be wrong.
- I must've forgotten.
- I must have forgotten.
I want to have a lot of money.
Can I have more broccoli?
We're not supposed to have these.
I'm getting hungry.
Get me the details.
Could I have a screwdriver?
May I have a timetable?
We should all be afraid.
Thanks for trying.
I wish I had a car.
He hoped to succeed.
I'd like to have a cat.
She admitted to having heroin.
We couldn't have children.
I want a cellular phone.
I'm lucky to have this one.
Would you like to have a new body?
I might have something to offer you.
I'd love to be your age.
You're not supposed to have this key.
I wish I had your luck.
I hope to hear from you.
You couldn't be more wrong.
It was you that were wrong.
Do you really want to have children?
Can I get your number?
- I thought you might be hungry.
- I thought that you might be hungry.
You might've said something earlier.
May I have your attention?
You should have a light on.
You seem to be afraid to do that.
Can I have your autograph?
You may have the day off.
Imagine you have a wife.
I want to have a sword!
They can't be right.
I may have overreacted.
I might have a solution.
I'd rather have ice cream.
- He must be nearly forty.
- He must be about forty.
- He must be around 40.
I hope to succeed.
I think I have an idea.
I wish I had more energy.
I must have diabetes.
I wish I had the answer.
I wish I had a brother.
I wish I hadn't cried.
I wish I had a pool.
I wish I had a pony.
I wish I had a dog.
I must be hallucinating.
I'd rather have coffee.
It's OK to have doubts.
She pretended she had a weapon.
She thought that she had time.
- He admitted that he lied.
- She admitted she lied.
- They believe that they're right.
- They believe they're right.
Does he hope to succeed?
I'd like to have a cat.
You can't both be right.
I wish I had a lot more money.
I wish I had more close friends.
We're fortunate to have Tom.
Could I have the check?
Can I have some water?
- I must have been dreaming.
- I must've been dreaming.
That seems to make sense.
- Don't be afraid.
- Don't be scared.
- Have no fear.
I wish I had a car.
We've got to have determination.
Why be afraid?
- They must have failed.
- They must've failed.
He looks like he has an idea.
He looked like he was afraid.
- She looks like she's afraid.
- He seems afraid.
- He must be hot.
- She must be hot.