Examples of using "поедет" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Tom will be going with you.
- Tom is going to go with you.
- Tom will go with you.
- Tom will go as well.
- Tom is going to go as well.
Tom will go to Boston tomorrow.
Tom will go there tomorrow.
He will go to hospital.
Tom'll go.
He'll go to town.
Tom will go to Boston.
Tom will go to Australia.
Tom is going to take the bus.
He will go to the airport.
Tom will go to the hospital.
He'll go.
- Tom said he'd be going by train.
- Tom said that he'd be going by train.
- I think Tom will go to Australia.
- I think that Tom will go to Australia.
He said he'd be going by train.
She said she'd be going by train.
Who'll go to Australia with you?
Who'll go to Australia with Tom?
Ichiro will go to Nagoya for the first time.
No, Linda will take the bus.
When will Tom go to Boston?
- Where is he going for Christmas?
- Where's he going for Christmas?
Tom won't visit Boston.
- I think Tom will go to Boston.
- I think that Tom will go to Boston.
When will Tom go to Australia?
Tom might go to Australia.
- I think Tom won't go.
- I think that Tom won't go.
Tom won't go to the hospital.
He says he's not going.
At what time will the taxi go to the airport?
- He said he would go to America.
- He said he would go to the United States.
He told me he would go to Venice.
It is definite that he will go to America.
He will also go.
Tom will go.
He'll go to Mongolia on the 14th of June.
- Tom said he would go to Boston.
- Tom said that he would go to Boston.
Of course Tom will go.
Tom won't go.
He will not go.
What time is Tom going to the airport?
Where will Tom go?
Tom will go alone.
Who'll go?
Tom will go to Boston with me.
Tom will go as well.
Tom will go to Boston next summer.
He goes to China in May.
Tom will go to Australia in October.
- I wonder if Tom will go to Boston.
- I wonder whether Tom will go to Boston.
- I wonder whether or not Tom will go to Boston.
- I wonder whether Tom will go to Boston or not.
- Will Tom go to Boston next summer?
- Is Tom going to Boston next summer?
Perhaps Tom won't go to Boston.
- I doubt Tom will go to Boston.
- I doubt that Tom will go to Boston.
Tom won't likely go to Boston.
- Tom will go to Boston with Mary.
- Tom will be going to Boston with Mary.
Mary said she'd go to Boston.
Tom will go to Boston in October.
Who'll go to the airport to meet Tom?
Fred is going to Europe on Monday.
Maybe Tom won't go to Boston.
Why won't Tom go to Australia?
- I doubt Tom will go to Australia.
- I doubt that Tom will go to Australia.
Mary said that she'd go to Australia.
Tom will be going to Australia with Mary.
I hope Tom doesn't go to Australia.
He'll go alone.
He'll go to Boston with her.
She'll go to Boston with him.
She'll go alone.
Tom already knows exactly when he'll leave.
Tom won't go to Boston tomorrow.
Tom won't go unless Mary goes with him.
He will travel abroad next year.
- Tom is going to go with you.
- Tom will go with you.
Will Tom go with you?
Yoko will go to Kyoto next week.
Will she go to America next year?
- Will she go to America next year?
- Will she go to the United States next year?
- I think Tom will go to Boston next summer.
- I think that Tom will go to Boston next summer.
- Who will go there is not yet decided.
- Who'll go there isn't yet decided.
- Who'll go there hasn't been decided.
Maybe Tom will go to Boston with Mary.
Tom is going to Boston next month.
- Tom told me he would go to Boston.
- Tom told me that he would go to Boston.
He told me he would go to Venice.
She is coming home at the end of this month.
Ken is going to the United States at the end of July.