Examples of using "Придёте" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you coming?
What time are you coming?
- Who are you coming with?
- Who will you be coming with?
Will you really come?
Are you coming to the party?
Who will you be coming with?
I hope that you'll come tomorrow.
Are you coming?
- You promised you would come.
- You promised you'd come.
- Are you coming this evening?
- Are you coming tonight?
Are you coming?
I thought you would show up.
Are you coming tonight?
What time are you coming?
Well, are you coming?
Does that mean you won't come?
It's a shame that you're not coming.
It's a shame that you're not coming.
We knew you'd come.
- I thought you were coming today.
- I thought you'd come today.
- I thought that you were coming today.
Are you and Tom coming tomorrow?
- I thought you would come.
- I thought that you'd come.
- I thought you'd come.
Promise me you'll come.
I didn't tell him you were coming.
like, maybe when you get home today,
- I'm glad that you'll come.
- I'm glad you're coming.
- I took it for granted that you would come.
- I took it for granted that you would join.
I'm glad you're coming.
Tell me the time when you will come.
- I had no notion that you were coming.
- I didn't think you would come.
- I didn't think you'd be coming.
I told Tom you were coming.
Are you coming tomorrow?
- I hope you will come.
- I hope you'll come.
Are you coming today?
So, are you coming?
Will you come again?
I heard you're not coming to our party.
- It does not matter to me whether you come or not.
- It doesn't matter to me whether you come or not.
Will you come to the meeting?
I didn't expect at all that you would come.
Let me know in advance if you are coming.
I was expecting you at 11:00 a.m.
Okay, I'll tell my mom that you're coming over.
- I assumed you would come.
- I thought you would come.
- I thought that you'd come.
Are you coming to dinner?
Won't you come home?
Will you come or not?
- You promised you would come.
- You promised you'd come.
- You promised that you'd come.
Are you coming this evening?
Are you coming?
I was already thinking you would not come.
Write me if you will come.
When will you come again?
I didn't know you were coming here either.
Are you coming to lunch tomorrow?
- I hope you'll come again.
- I hope that you'll come again.
Will you come back later?
You said you'd come.
Are you sure you're not coming?
I knew you would come.
- You told me you'd come.
- You told me that you'd come.
Can I tell them you'll be visiting?
Will you really come?
I had no notion that you were coming.
- Why didn't you tell me you were coming?
- Why didn't you tell me that you were coming?
Let us know if you're coming.
It doesn't matter whether you come or not.
- We are glad you are coming.
- We're glad you're coming.
I thought you wouldn't come.
I'm glad you're coming.
- I thought you were coming today.
- I thought that you were coming today.
We knew you'd come.
- I knew you'd come.
- I knew that you'd come.
Will you come to my party?
- Tom said you'd come.
- Tom said you would come.
- Tom said that you'd come.
- Tom said that you would come.
Are you coming to my concert?
- I know you're coming.
- I know that you're coming.
So are you coming or not?
Let us know if you're not coming.
If you visit Tom now, he'll probably be watching TV.
I do hope you'll come again.
I hope you come to my lecture.
I hope you come to my concert.
- Tom said you wouldn't come.
- Tom said that you wouldn't come.
- I thought you said you weren't coming.
- I thought that you said you weren't coming.
- I thought that you said that you weren't coming.
- I thought you said that you weren't coming.
- I told Tom you were coming.
- I told Tom that you were coming.
When will you come?
- I thought you'd never come.
- I thought that you'd never come.
I told them you were coming.
I told him you were coming.