Examples of using "Szedł" in a sentence and their english translations:
He walked barefoot.
Tom walked.
The dog followed him wherever he went.
Where did the dog go?
He walked along the shore.
He walked through the forest.
- Where did Tom go?
- Where's Tom gone?
- Where'd Tom go?
- Which way did Tom go?
- Where has Tom gone?
He walked along the river.
He made his way through difficulties.
He was carrying an umbrella under his arm.
He walked all the way home.
You'll never walk alone.
- He went the whole way on foot.
- He walked all the way.
The dog was walking at his heels.
- He walked slowly for the child to follow.
- He walked slowly so the child could follow.
- He walked slowly so the children would be able to follow.
Tom doesn't want you to go, does he?
He walked on tiptoe lest he be heard.
The dog followed me to my home.
I asked you not to go there.
He walked in the forest, with birds singing cheerfully above his head.
He walked slowly so the child could follow.
I wouldn't go that way.
- Tom was advised by Mary not to go there by himself.
- Mary advised Tom not to go there by himself.
He followed in her wake.
I don't want Tom going to your office.
I should go to bed.
I saw him go into the toilet a few minutes ago.
Don't forget to close the door after yourself when you leave.
He advised him not to go.
She advised him not to go.
Please remember to mail this letter on your way to school tomorrow morning.
- Last night, Mizuki was completely drunk and she was walking along the lake, and then she fell in the water.
- Last night Mizuki, very drunk, fell into the water while walking along the lakeside.
And I don't know how long it's gonna take me to reach the wreckage... in that direction.
That's why I'm telling you not to go alone.
- She was advised by him not to go.
- He advised her not to go.
- He advised him not to go.