Examples of using "Edebilirdi" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Tom could've run away.
- Tom could have run away.
could have colonized our galaxy.
- Tom could've invited me.
- Tom could have invited me.
- Tom probably could've helped.
- Tom probably could have helped.
Fadil could have called the police.
Sami might leave the country.
Tom could have followed me.
- Tom could've helped me.
- Tom could have helped me.
How was Tom able to help?
- No one could've predicted this.
- No one could have predicted this.
- No one could've foreseen that.
- That could've screwed everything up.
- That could have screwed everything up.
- I think Tom could help you.
- I think that Tom could help you.
- Tom might've agreed to do that.
- Tom may have agreed to do that.
- Someone could've followed us, I suppose.
- Somebody could've followed us, I suppose.
- Someone could have followed us, I suppose.
- Someone could've followed us, I suppose.
- Somebody could've followed us, I suppose.
- Somebody could have followed us, I suppose.
- Nothing could've made Tom happier.
- Nothing could have made Tom happier.
- Tom could have helped me, but he didn't.
- Tom could've helped me, but he didn't.
- Who could've foreseen this happening?
- Who could have foreseen this happening?
This bomb could destroy the whole world.
- Tom could've and should've helped Mary.
- Tom could've and should have helped Mary.
- Tom could have and should've helped Mary.
- Tom could have phrased his answer more politely.
- Tom could've phrased his answer more politely.
Tom could help Mary if he wanted to.
She could have waited for me and helped me to carry the table.
- Tom could've followed us.
- Tom could have followed us.
So, despite the Asian competition, their products were still competitive.
- Who could've predicted this?
- Who could have predicted this?
If Tom hadn't been so insecure, he could probably have accepted Mary's love.
Had the elephant and the giraffe not had common ancestors, how might one possibly have observed that they had an exactly equal number of vertebrae in their necks?