Examples of using "Acaba" in a sentence and their english translations:
She just left.
She telephoned just now.
- She went out just now.
- She's just left.
- She has just left.
He left just now.
- He left just now.
- He just left.
It has just begun."
- She just left.
- It just came out.
He arrived here just now.
He started just now.
He just called.
- He went out just now.
- He just left.
Our work never ends.
- He arrived here just now.
- He just arrived.
- He's just arrived.
Our work never ends.
will accept this as a true thing.
- She went out just now.
- She's just left.
She telephoned just now.
He has just come back.
- He arrived here just now.
- He has just arrived here.
Tom just ate lunch.
What just happened?
Tom just showed up.
Somebody just called.
This story has a happy ending.
This story has an unhappy ending.
- He went out just now.
- He left just now.
Our work never ends.
And the benefits don't end there.
I want to see how it ends.
When does the performance end?
When does it end?
He just left.
Tom just died.
Tom just confessed.
Tom has just come back.
Tom just hit me.
Tom just landed.
He just missed the bus.
- The train has just left.
- The train has just gone.
- The train just left.
A mosquito just bit me.
A mosquito just bit me.
Filiberto just lost his job.
The world will not end.
And everything ends up very tragically.
when the lottery is out
- The bus has just left.
- The bus has just gone.
- It began raining just now.
- It just started to rain.
- It's just started raining.
- The train has just left.
- The train has just gone.
- The train just left.
- The plane took off just now.
- The plane has just taken off.
He came home just now.
He left just now.
Summer has just begun.
He has just left home.
The adjective ends in "a".
Tom just got married.
Tom just got fired.
She has just turned twenty.
Did that lady just swear?
It just got better!
Life has just begun.
He has just come home.
Something just occurred to me.
- It began snowing just now.
- It's just started snowing.
She just told me.
- He always says, "only kidding!" at the end.
- He always says, "Just kidding!" at the end.
- An accident just happened.
- An accident has just happened.
He has recently returned from France.
What just happened there?
Tom just left.