Examples of using "Avevi" in a sentence and their english translations:
You had read.
You were scared.
You were not scared.
You weren't thirsty.
You had vertigo.
You had been smoking, hadn't you?
You had a cat.
What were you like when you were fifteen?
You were right.
You were scared.
You had read.
In a way, you were right.
Did you mean it?
You were right, Tom.
You were so right.
How many clocks did you have?
How many bags did you have?
I knew you had a girlfriend!
Did you clean your room?
You were right, too.
Well, Tom, you were right.
You had a radio.
- I didn't know you had a sister.
- I didn't know that you had a sister.
- You'd played.
- You had played.
Yes, and you had cows.
You need not have called me.
Right. So you had three months.
You've been right so far.
Did you intend to kill Tom?
- You were right.
- You were correct.
You had read.
You were right, I had already listened to them.
I didn't know you had a snake.
Die is singular, you're right.
Didn't you take also another picture?
You've had all week to study.
You didn't buy bread.
Did you have a dog when you were growing up?
Did you bring what you promised you'd bring?
Who were you going to sell it to?
You promised you wouldn't do that.
How many dolls did you have when you were a little girl?
I do have a gas heater. - You were cold.
- You need not have bought the book.
- You needn't have bought that book.
Except for that, you didn't have any choice.
Did you plan to eat all of that yourself?
I didn't know you needed to do that.
Tom told me you were afraid.
You didn't tell me Tom smoked.
♪ I can see by your gravestone you were only nineteen ♪
When you were a child you feared the gloom.
How old were you when you learned to swim?
How many dolls did you have when you were a little girl?
Could you ride a bicycle when you were three years old?
You had a cat.
You had been smoking, hadn't you?
You were right before.
- You didn't have any choice.
- You had no choice.
You were hungry, weren't you?
You were right, you know.
You had a radio.
Did you have any doubt?
Well, you were right.
Did you have plans?
You said she was kind and so she is.
How many bags did you have?
You needn't have bought such a large house.
You were afraid, weren't you?
Were you very scared?
Did you have an accomplice?
Did you have rice?
you had a fight with your best friend, and you're sad.
- I thought maybe you'd changed your mind about going to Boston.
- I thought that maybe you'd changed your mind about going to Boston.
Did you intend to kill them?
How did you know that Tom had never been to Boston?
He looks just like you when you were his age.
You were right about this.
What did you have in mind?
You needed me.
You were right after all.
Did you need me?
You were right to worry.
You told me you had a nice ass. Was that a misleading statement then?
Who did you have in mind?
You were right, too.
Did you intend to kill him?
Did you intend to kill her?
You were right about everything.
How old were you at that time?
You had a knife, didn't you?
For most of US history, if you were laid off, you didn’t have a lot of options.
You had plenty of time.