Examples of using "Fará" in a sentence and their english translations:
This medicine will do good to you.
Who will do it?
So you'll do it?
- That won't make any difference.
- It won't make any difference.
- What's Tom going to do?
- What'll Tom do?
Mary will not do it.
- Tom won't do that.
- Tom isn't going to do that.
- Tom isn't going to be doing that.
- Tom won't be doing that.
- I think it will be sunny.
- I think it'll be sunny.
Who will ask the questions?
When will she do that?
What will your man do?
He will not do it anymore.
I don't know what he'll do.
She will turn 15 tomorrow.
- Tom is going to make us very happy.
- Tom will make us very happy.
- This medicine will do you good.
- This medicine will do you good!
It'll be sunny tomorrow afternoon.
What'll you do to us?
She'll be seventeen in February.
Smoking will do you a lot of harm.
- Somebody else will do that for you.
- Someone else will do that for you.
Who's going to do that for Tom?
I'll have Tom do that for me.
- I suspect Tom will do that.
- I suspect that Tom will do that.
No one will do anything like that.
I don't suppose it's going to be sunny.
You will do well to leave him.
She will be seventeen next year.
- My son shall do the work.
- My son will do the work.
I don't know what he'll do.
The question is who's going to do it.
You'll do whatever I say.
- Tom isn't going to hurt anyone again.
- Tom isn't going to hurt anyone.
- Tom won't hurt anyone.
- Tom won't hurt anybody.
She'll do it in 24 hours.
What will you do?
You're going to do exactly as I tell you.
Tell me what you'll do.
Tom doesn't know what he'll do.
Will Tom do that for us?
Possibly Tom won't do that.
Tom will probably never do that.
Our class is taking a field trip tomorrow.
Tom will give a speech tonight.
Will that make any difference?
This... is his last act.
According to the TV, it will be fine today.
- It is going to be quite cold.
- It is going to be rather cool.
Tom will do it when he comes in.
Tom says he'll never do that again.
He'll do anything for money.
- I know Tom won't do that.
- I know that Tom won't do that.
- I'm certain that Tom will do that.
- I'm certain Tom will do that.
Tom will probably do that on Monday.
Will Tom do anything about it?
Will Tom do it?
I'm sure Tom will still do that.
- The Prime Minister holds a press conference tomorrow.
- The Prime Minister will hold a press conference tomorrow.
My mother will make me a birthday cake.
You'll do what she says and you'll succeed.
What will you do when you grow up?
What'll Tom do if Mary doesn't show up?
- What are you going to do?
- What will you do?
- What're you going to do?
I don't doubt but that he will do it.
Will it do me any good to try to persuade him now?
He promised he won't do that again.
- How many concerts are the band going to play on their tour?
- How many concerts are the band going to play during their tour?
- How many concerts will the band play during their tour?
Tom will probably tell Mary he'll do that.
The company will hold a presentation of the new model tomorrow.
The more you do now, the less you'll do tomorrow.
Rie Kawada will do my job while I'm gone.
Tom will do everything you ask him to do.
A glass of water will make you feel better.
Tom won't do it.
- I think Tom will do as he's told.
- I think that Tom will do as he's told.
What will you do if you fail the exam?
- Tom promised Mary that he wouldn't do that again.
- Tom promised Mary he wouldn't do that again.
Tom will do that your way next time.
I'm positive Tom won't do that.
Tom says he definitely won't do that.
Tom swears he won't do that anymore.
- Have a cup of milk. It will do you good.
- Have a cup of milk. It'll do you good.
And MeetEdgar will do this all automatically for you,
Tom won't do you any harm.
He is a man who will do what he wants.
Our class will go on a picnic next week.
I'm sure you'll do a good job.
I'm sure Tom will do the same.
Since the next event will be cold, please dress warmly.
Do you think Tom will do what we've asked him to do?
I'm pretty sure Tom won't do anything crazy.