Examples of using "едете" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you going, too?
You drive way too fast.
- You're going the wrong way.
- You're going the wrong direction.
- You are going in the wrong direction.
- You're not going in the right direction.
Aren't you going with us?
Are you taking the train?
- Are you going to go anywhere this summer?
- Will you go somewhere this summer?
When are you going?
Are you on your way home?
- I don't know where you are going.
- I don't know where you're going.
of every single sale you drive.
- I'll let Tom know you're coming.
- I'll let Tom know that you're coming.
Where are you going to vacation this summer?
Who are you going with?
Where exactly are you going?
I thought you were going to Boston by bus.
- You're driving too fast.
- You drive too fast.
Are you going?
You're driving too fast.
Are you on your way to the station?
Are you traveling to Germany?
Where are you going for the summer?
Are you going to Boston tomorrow?
Where are you going this vacation?
Look out for pedestrians when you drive a car.
If you drive at night, you should watch out for drunk drivers.
Are you going by bus or car?
When are you going to Boston?
When are you going to Europe?
Why are you going to Australia?
Which train do you take?
Aren't you and Tom going?
Why are you going?
"Are you going on holiday by yourself?" "No, my problems are coming with me."
You can't be too careful driving on the expressway.
You're on the wrong road.
Are you going, too?
- I thought you were going to Boston.
- I thought that you were going to Boston.
Are you going or not?
When do you go?
Are you going to Boston by bus?
Aren't you going?
If you go to the country and you don't yet speak the language,
Aren't you going to Australia with us?
Are you going on foot or by bus?
Are you going by train or by car?
Tom said that you were going to Boston.
Are you going to Boston?
Why don't you guys head on home?
Are you going to Boston next year?
- Does Tom know that you're going to Boston?
- Does Tom know you're going to Boston?
"Where are you going?" "I'm going to Australia."
Are you going to the airport to see your teacher off?
You're going with us.
Who are you going with?
- I thought you were going to Boston by bus.
- I thought that you were going to Boston by bus.
Are you going or not?
Are you really going to Boston next weekend?
Where are you going tomorrow?
Are you going with Tom?
Do you go with us?
Are you going there on business?
Why didn't you tell me you were going to Boston?
- You're going in the wrong direction.
- You're going the wrong direction.
- You are going in the wrong direction.
You're not going in the right direction.
Tell me where you're going.
When will you go to Germany?
When are you going on vacation?
Why are you going there?
When will you depart for Berlin?
Aren't you going with us?
- I didn't know that you were going to Boston with us.
- I didn't know you were going to Boston with us.
- You're going the wrong way.
- You're going in the wrong direction.
Are you going with me?
- I don't know where you are going.
- I don't know where you're going.
You're not going.
- You're going the wrong way.
- You're going in the wrong direction.
- You're going the wrong direction.
So you're not going anywhere tomorrow?
Do you go by train or car?
- Where are you headed for?
- Where are you going to?
- Where are you going?
- Where are you heading?
- Where are you off to?
- Where are you going to go?
- What's your destination?
- Where're you going?
- Where are you guys going?
- Where are you guys headed?
- I think you're right not to go.
- I think that you're right not to go.
- I thought you were going to go with us.
- I thought that you were going to go with us.
Which direction are you going?
"Why aren't you going?" "Because I don't want to."