Examples of using "Mentido" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I was lying.
- I lied.
The boy acknowledged having lied.
- I shouldn't have lied.
- I shouldn't've lied.
They concluded that he had told a lie.
Nancy cannot have told a lie.
It was obvious that they had lied.
One of us is lying.
She accused me of telling a lie.
He accused her of having lied to him.
- I wish I hadn't lied to Tom.
- I wish that I hadn't lied to Tom.
I shouldn't have lied to you.
I shouldn't have lied to Tom.
You shouldn't have lied to me.
I'm glad I didn't lie to Tom.
It's possible that Tom lied to you.
- I never should've lied to Tom.
- I never should have lied to Tom.
She accused him of having lied to her.
I wish we hadn't lied to Tom.
Tom has been telling lies.
I regret lying to Tom.
You shouldn't have lied to him about the baby.
I'm glad I lied to Tom about where I'd been.
Tom and Mary admitted that they'd lied to me.
I still feel bad about lying to Tom.
Tom had never lied to me before.
The police suspect that he was lying.
They concluded that he had told a lie.
I didn't know that he had actually lied to me.