Examples of using "давал" in a sentence and their english translations:
I didn't give it to you.
I made no promises.
He gave money to many.
I remember giving him the key.
No one gave him a good chance.
I didn't give it to Tom.
I didn't make any promises.
Tom didn't give Mary a lot.
Tom kept us entertained.
Tom used to give me advice.
Tom wouldn't let Mary in.
Did Tom give Mary anything?
The noise kept me awake.
Tom didn't let me talk.
I didn't give him money.
I didn't give him anything.
The impending examination loomed large in her mind.
He didn't give me anything to eat.
He didn't give me much advice.
Did you lend any money to my brother?
I haven't given the money to Tom yet.
Did Tom give any other instructions?
- I remember giving him the key.
- I remember that I gave him the key.
He didn't give me anything to eat.
He never gave anything to anybody.
Did you give a copy of the disk to anyone?
I remember giving Tom some money.
I remember giving her the key.
Did I give it to you?
I didn't give anything to Tom.
I didn't give him anything.
I didn't give her anything.
When was the last time you gave charity?
I wasn't the only one who made promises.
Tom didn't cut Mary any slack.
Tom kept Mary awake all night with his snoring.
He kept the invaders at bay with a machine gun.
that could keep her from defending her title
No one's ever given me money before.
Did I give it to you?
- Have you ever lent Tom money?
- Have you ever lent money to Tom?
- I didn't give them anything.
- I didn't give anything to them.
- I have not given them anything.
It was difficult to imagine at first that she was getting anything out of the relationship.
I made no such promise.
Tom's loud snoring kept me awake all night.
Do you still have the notes I gave you?
I made no such promise.
The noise of the heavy traffic kept me awake all night.
I didn't give them anything.
I didn't give anything to him.
- I didn't give Tom any money.
- I didn't give any money to Tom.
Tom didn't give Mary anything.
Did you give Tom anything?
I haven't given you permission to leave.
- I thought I gave you the key yesterday.
- I thought that I gave you the key yesterday.
Have you ever given money to a beggar?
Of course you can trust me. Have I ever given you a bum steer before?
- I remember giving him the key.
- I remember that I gave him the key.
Tom didn't let me do that.
I wish I hadn't given Tom any money.
I thought I gave you the key yesterday.
I remember giving Tom the key.
I thought I gave you the key yesterday.
Have you ever just let the chocolate melt in your mouth? I swear, it tastes even better this way.
The noise kept me from sleeping last night.
- I wish I hadn't lent Tom my car.
- I wish I hadn't lent my car to Tom.
I don't remember giving Tom a key.
I never made such a promise.
He advised me on my study.
Tom is such a malingerer that you can't count on him to get anything done, no matter what promises he makes.
I can't remember who I lent my umbrella to.
I didn't give anything to her.
Tom kept talking and didn't let Mary get a word in edgewise.
- I know you were giving Tom money.
- I know that you were giving Tom money.
I have served you all these years and you never even threw me a bone, but the dear children gave me their own piece of ham.
Through this sentence, the author was making it known to Tom and Mary that their destiny was escaping him, as he didn't understand the deep meaning of his own sentences.
Did you let them drive your car?
I wish I hadn't given Tom my phone number.
When Novak Djokovic was doing the on-court post-match interview after defeating Gilles Simon in an error-ridden five-setter, a fan shouted from the stands, "No more drop shots!" With a grin, Djokovic replied, "I hate to say that, but you're absolutely right."
Did you let him drive your car?
Did you let her drive your car?