Examples of using "Avesse" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you think Tom was hungry?
- I think Tom was right.
- I think that Tom was right.
- I thought Tom was wrong.
- I thought Tom was mistaken.
- I thought that Tom was mistaken.
- I thought that Tom was wrong.
- I thought Tom was right.
- I thought that Tom was right.
spacecraft failed.
I thought you had kids.
- He looked like he was finished.
- He looked like he was done.
He looked like he was cold.
- Tom thought Mary had a car.
- Tom thought that Mary had a car.
- I wish Tom had done it.
- I wish Tom had done that.
I wish Tom had waited for me.
- I thought Tom saw me.
- I thought that Tom saw me.
She'd help us if she could.
- I thought Tom didn't have a girlfriend.
- I thought that Tom didn't have a girlfriend.
If she hasn't missed the train!
- I thought Tom had a dog.
- I thought that Tom had a dog.
- I don't think Tom was afraid.
- I don't think that Tom was afraid.
- I don't think Tom was wrong.
- I don't think that Tom was wrong.
We don't know how Jesus really looked.
as it had measles.
was a hundred percent successful,
- I guess Tom was right.
- I guess that Tom was right.
- I thought Tom confessed.
- I thought that Tom confessed.
- Let's hope Tom was right.
- Let's hope that Tom was right.
It looks like Tom was right.
It looks like Tom was wrong.
I wanted Tom to be successful.
What if Tom was right?
Tom looked like he was cold.
Mary looked like she was hot.
I wish he had attended the meeting.
Tom wondered whether Mary had any friends.
I didn't know Tom had a nickname.
- I thought Tom told you about me.
- I thought that Tom told you about me.
- I thought Tom resigned.
- I thought that Tom resigned.
- I didn't know that Tom swam yesterday.
- I didn't know Tom swam yesterday.
- I thought Tom had red hair.
- I thought that Tom had red hair.
We believed that Jim had made a mistake.
I didn't think Tom had a driver's license.
I'd be very surprised if Tom did that.
They thought it might have something to do with
The Little Prince, seems you were right!
it tried to re-enter Earth’s atmosphere.
He behaved like he was afraid.
We wouldn't have gone if it had rained.
I think Tom used to own a Japanese car.
Tom hoped that Mary was right.
Tom seemed to have a plan.
Do you think Tom saw us?
Do you think Tom saw us?
What if Tom is wrong?
I didn't know what Tom had done.
- I didn't know that Tom had children.
- I didn't know Tom had children.
Tom didn't seem to be in a rush.
- I thought Tom had lied to me.
- I thought that Tom had lied to me.
What if Tom did that?
- I don't think Tom was thirsty.
- I don't think that Tom was thirsty.
- He'd stay if he could.
- He would've stayed if he could've.
- She'd stay if she could.
- She would've stayed if she could've.
She looked like she needed help.
- Tom was surprised that Mary had a motorcycle.
- Tom was surprised Mary had a motorcycle.
- I thought Tom had a meeting this afternoon.
- I thought that Tom had a meeting this afternoon.
I wonder why Tom was so afraid.
- I thought Tom had already unplugged the toaster.
- I thought that Tom had already unplugged the toaster.
She could have resisted more aggressively if she'd wanted to.
She felt as if she had seen a ghost.
- Tom didn't know that Mary had children.
- Tom didn't know Mary had children.
He talks like he's already read the book.
had drawn a so ugly comet.
Though he had a cold, he went to work.
She appeared to have forgotten my name.
- I thought the enemy had killed Tom.
- I thought that the enemy had killed Tom.
- I thought Tom needed help.
- I thought that Tom needed help.
He behaved like he was afraid.
- I didn't know Tom had a dog.
- I didn't know that Tom had a dog.
- I didn't know Tom had a brother.
- I didn't know that Tom had a brother.
- I thought Tom had already done that.
- I thought that Tom had already done that.
- Tom looked as if he'd seen a ghost.
- Tom looked like he'd seen a ghost.
I made sure no one was following me.
- I didn't know that Tom would do that.
- I didn't know Tom would do that.
Mary told me she was cold.
I didn't know what Tom would like.
- I thought Tom had a soccer game tonight.
- I thought that Tom had a soccer game tonight.
What if she's wrong?
Everyone looked at Tom like he'd lost his mind.
I can't stand the idea that Martha was right about this.
- Tom told me that he thought Mary was afraid.
- Tom told me he thought Mary was afraid.
- Tom told me he thought that Mary was afraid.
- Tom told me that he thought that Mary was afraid.
- I thought Tom was planning on staying for a month.
- I thought Tom was planning to stay for a month.
- I thought that Tom was planning on staying for a month.
Yes, it was important that he had his own toilet.
- Had he known the truth, he would have told me.
- If he'd known the truth, he'd have told me.
He speaks as if he had read the book before.
If he had studied harder, he would have passed the exam.
- Tom thought Mary had made a mistake.
- Tom thought that Mary had made a mistake.
I thought Tom told you about me.