Examples of using "придёшь" in a sentence and their english translations:
Will you come and see me?
Will you come tomorrow?
Are you coming tomorrow?
When are you coming home?
Will you really come?
Will you come?
When will you come?
Are you coming, Tom?
Will you really come?
When will you come home?
What time are you coming?
Are you going to come visit me?
Who are you coming with?
Could you come to tomorrow's meeting?
When do you come and see me?
Are you coming?
Are you coming to lunch tomorrow?
Are you coming to the party?
Won't you come home?
- You promised you would come.
- You promised you'd come.
- Are you coming this evening?
- Are you coming tonight?
Are you sure you're not coming?
Promise me you'll come.
Does this mean you're not coming to help?
Are you coming tonight?
Well, are you coming?
I knew you'd come.
It doesn't matter when you come.
- Wanna come over to my place for pancakes?
- Want to come over to my place for pancakes?
- I took it that you would come.
- I assumed you would come.
- I thought you would come.
- I assumed that you would come.
Does Tom know you're coming?
You're home early, aren't you?
We knew you'd come.
- I thought you were coming today.
- I thought you'd come today.
- I thought that you were coming today.
- I know you're coming.
- I know that you're coming.
So are you coming or not?
- I thought you would never come here.
- I thought that you'd never come here.
- I thought you'd never come here.
- I hope that you will come tomorrow.
- I hope that you'll come tomorrow.
- I hope you'll come tomorrow.
I didn't tell him you were coming.
I'm glad you're coming.
I'm glad you're coming.
Are you coming home for dinner tonight?
Does this mean you're not coming to help?
I thought you weren't coming.
- I was certain that you'd come.
- I was certain you'd come.
I didn't think you were coming.
I told Tom you were coming.
We'll have dinner when you get home.
Are you coming?
Are you coming, Tom?
Tell me the time when you will come.
Are you coming tomorrow?
- I hope you will come.
- I hope you'll come.
I'll be disappointed if you don't come.
Are you coming today?
Hello Tom! What time are you coming?
So, are you coming?
I didn't know if you'd come.
Will you come again?
- I thought you wouldn't come.
- I thought you weren't coming.
- I thought that you wouldn't come.
- I figured that you wouldn't come.
Will you come to the meeting?
You're coming with us now.
I didn't know you were coming here either.
I knew you'd come.
- Tom said you'd never come.
- Tom said that you'd never come.
Does that mean you won't come?
I didn't expect you to get here so soon.
I wasn't sure you'd come.
Well, are you going to give me a hug and a kiss?
When are you going to come?
Are you coming at six or at seven?
Okay, I'll tell my mom that you're coming over.
"So, are you coming?" "Do I have a choice?"
If you get there before me, feed the cat.
I thought you weren't going to get here on time.
When will you come again?
I thought you said you weren't coming.
I knew you'd come to your senses.
I hope you come to my concert.
If you don't know where you're going, you'll certainly get there.
- I assumed you would come.
- I thought you would come.
- I thought that you'd come.
I will be studying when you come at seven.
Are you coming to dinner?
Won't you come home?
I can stay here until you come back.
Will you come or not?
Are you coming or not?
- You promised you would come.
- You promised you'd come.
- You promised that you'd come.
Are you coming this evening?