Examples of using "Ajudado" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I'd have helped you.
- I would've helped you.
- I would have helped you.
- I could have helped.
- I could've helped.
I haven't been helping Tom.
- We would have helped, if you had asked.
- We would've helped, if you'd asked.
Who have you helped lately?
Who have you helped recently?
- Tom should've helped Mary.
- Tom should have helped Mary.
You could have helped me.
I am glad that you have helped me.
Even I would have helped her.
I wish you had helped me.
Tom has given me a lot of help.
I'm so glad I could be of help.
- I wish that I'd helped Tom at the time.
- I wish I'd helped Tom at the time.
I never regretted having helped him.
- A true friend would've helped me.
- A true friend would have helped me.
- Tom would've helped us if we'd asked him.
- Tom would have helped us if we'd asked him.
- You helped me.
- You've helped me out.
- I'm glad I could help.
- I'm glad I could be of service.
- I'm glad I was able to help.
- I'm glad I could help out.
- I'm glad I could help you.
- I'm glad that I was able to help.
- I wish that I could've helped you more.
- I wish that I could have helped you more.
- Tom should've helped Mary more.
- Tom should have helped Mary more.
We would've helped, if you'd asked.
You should have helped him with his work.
He who doesn't accept advice doesn't deserve to be helped.
- I think I should've helped you.
- I think I should have helped you.
Would you have helped me if I'd asked you to?
I hope what I did helped.
- I wish that I could've helped Tom more.
- I wish that I could have helped Tom more.
Tom has been helping me for quite a while.
or equity in the business as well for helping out.
I've been helping Malaysian and other Southeast Asians
Tom has helped people his whole life.
If I had known about the plan, I could have helped him.
We wouldn't be in this mess if you had helped us.
- If my brother hadn't saved me, I would've drowned.
- If my brother hadn't helped me, I would've drowned.
- If my brother hadn't helped me, I would have drowned.
- It would have been nice if you had helped me a little.
- It would've been nice if you'd helped me a little.
I hope I've been helpful.
- You should've helped Tom with his work.
- You should have helped Tom with his work.
It's great to be helped, but it's even better to help.
He certainly could have helped me, but didn't.
- Tom said I should've stayed and helped Mary.
- Tom said I should have stayed and helped Mary.
- Tom said that I should've stayed and helped Mary.
- Has anyone been helping Tom?
- Has anybody been helping Tom?
"Did giving Tom the money help?" "I don't think it did."
- You didn't know that Tom wasn't supposed to help me do that, did you?
- You didn't know Tom wasn't supposed to help me do that, did you?
Who else has helped you?
- I think Tom and Mary would've helped us if they'd been there.
- I think Tom and Mary would have helped us if they had been there.
- I think that Tom and Mary would've helped us if they'd been there.
I'd like to thank everybody who has helped me to achieve such a thing.
Tom and Mary would've done that right the first time if John had helped them.
Tom and Mary have helped me.
Tom has been helping Mary with her homework.
Then she arose with her daughters-in-law, that she might return from the country of Moab; for she had heard in the country of Moab how the Lord had visited his people in giving them bread.
"Thither we sailed, when, rising with the wave, / Orion dashed us on the shoals, the prey / of wanton winds, and mastering billows drave / our vessels on the pathless rocks astray. / We few have floated to your shore."