Examples of using "Dudo" in a sentence and their english translations:
I doubt it.
- I doubt if he is a lawyer.
- I doubt that he's a lawyer.
I don't doubt it.
I very much doubt it.
I doubt if it'll rain.
I really doubt it.
I seriously doubt it.
I doubt if he is a lawyer.
- I doubt that Tom is happy.
- I doubt Tom is happy.
I doubt her words.
- I doubt if he will come.
- I am doubtful whether he will come.
I doubt those things.
- I doubt Tom will come.
- I doubt that Tom will come.
I doubt his story.
I don't doubt you.
I truly doubt it.
I doubt these generalizations.
I doubt that it works.
I doubt if he will come on time.
I do not doubt that he is sincere.
I doubt that she loves you.
I doubt if Tom is single.
I doubt that Tom is happy.
I doubt that he's a lawyer.
I'm not sure what to do. I need advice.
I don't doubt that he will help me.
I doubt that I'm a good writer.
- I doubt Tom will be surprised.
- I doubt that Tom will be surprised.
Somehow I doubt it.
I doubt if he is a lawyer.
- I doubt that Tom would remember me.
- I doubt Tom would remember me.
- I doubt that Tom is innocent.
- I doubt Tom is innocent.
- I doubt that Tom is guilty.
- I doubt Tom is guilty.
I doubt if Tom would let me do that.
- I doubt that'll happen again.
- I doubt that that'll happen again.
I don't think there is any way you could learn
Sometimes I doubt your intelligence.
I doubt if he will come on time.
I doubt if he will come on time.
I doubt the authenticity of the document.
I doubt what he said.
- I doubt Tom would agree.
- I doubt that Tom would agree.
- I doubt Tom would be that stupid.
- I doubt that Tom would be that stupid.
I have no hesitation in telling the truth.
I am tempted to doubt your friendship.
- I doubt this will work.
- I doubt that this will work.
I doubt if Tom would let me do that.
I doubt Mary would be that stupid.
I doubt whether it is true or not.
I don't doubt that she is married.
I don't doubt his ability to do it.
- I doubt that Tom will get here on time.
- I doubt Tom will get here on time.
- I doubt the new proposal will be accepted.
- I doubt that the new proposal will be accepted.
Although you are rich, I doubt you are happy.
I doubt the truth of his story.
I do not doubt that he is sincere.
I doubt which sentence is grammatically correct.
- I doubt Tom knows Mary.
- I doubt that Tom knows Mary.
- I doubt anyone said that.
- I doubt that anyone said that.
- I doubt that Tom has finished his homework.
- I doubt Tom has finished his homework.
We're unlikely to find Dana before nightfall
We're unlikely to find Dana before nightfall.
I doubt his ability to do the job.
- I doubt that Tom meant any harm by it.
- I doubt Tom meant any harm by it.
I doubt the truth of the report.
- I doubt that Tom will ever come back home.
- I doubt Tom will ever come back home.
[pilot] I've spotted Bear, but I don't think I can get to him from here.