Examples of using "Colegio" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You should get to school.
- You should go to school.
You will go to school.
I went to school.
- I am going to school.
- I'm going to school.
I returned from school.
Tom hates going to school.
You'll go to school tomorrow.
I always walk to school.
How do you go to school?
They live near the school.
He was absent from school.
School is fantastic!
How does he go to school?
They dropped out of school.
School is boring.
School bores me.
Did you go to school today?
That is my school.
He was supposed to go to school.
You should go to school.
You should get to school.
We usually walk to school.
Do you have lunch at school?
We made a promise to meet at school.
Tom hates going to school.
We went to school by bus.
They were school children then.
I should be at school.
Our school has ten classes.
My daughter went to school.
I left school early.
- I go to school on foot.
- I walk to school.
Do the children go to school?
The children are coming from school.
I come to school by bus.
I'm going to leave school.
I was at school.
I go to school by subway.
I was on my way to school.
My school has a band.
We had an early lunch at school.
- He got to school just in time.
- He arrived at school exactly on time.
I usually walk to school.
He arrived late to school yesterday.
I like to go to school.
I'm at school now.
Tom is at school.
You have to go to school.
I'm proud of my school.
John was absent from school yesterday.
They teach Chinese at that school.
Do you go to school by bus?
He was expelled from school.
- I usually walk to school.
- I generally walk to school.
I will not go to school tomorrow.
School bores me.
I won't go to school.