Examples of using "Ederdim" in a sentence and their english translations:
I would complain.
I used to dream of him.
I'd appreciate that.
- I'd have helped you.
- I would've helped you.
- I would have helped you.
I used to hate Tom.
- I used to hate Boston.
- I hated Boston.
I used to hate him.
I used to hate you.
- I hated them.
- I used to hate them.
I would have repaired the car.
I would hate that.
I used to hate spinach.
I'd rather she sat next to me.
- I would've helped you if you had asked.
- I would have helped you if you had asked.
- I would've preferred you do it.
- I would have preferred you do it.
I used to hate her.
- I would've rather played tennis.
- I would have rather played tennis.
I'd hate to die young.
I used to complain a lot.
I'd advise starting at once.
- I would've preferred not to be here.
- I would have preferred not to be here.
I used to hate washing my face.
I used to hate doing this.
I used to hate exercising.
I used to hate living in Boston.
- I'd rather go swimming.
- I would rather go swimming.
I would rather die than yield.
I would rather you hadn't told him the truth.
If I were free, I could help you.
I preferred baseball to football in my childhood.
When I was in England, I used to swear much.
I'm busy today, otherwise I would have accepted.
I'd like to discuss some problems we've been having.
If I were rich, I would travel a lot.
If I had time, I could help you.
I'd appreciate your support in this matter.
I would rather have been born in Japan.
I'm busy today, otherwise I would accept.
- I wouldn't like to be in her shoes.
- I'd hate to be in your shoes.
- If I had wanted it, I would've asked for it.
- If I had wanted it, I would have asked for it.
I'd be curious to know where Tom went.
Even I would have helped her.
I'd prefer that Tom do that.
I'd help if Tom wanted me to.
I'd advise not staying at that hotel.
dancing many nights till morning in salsa clubs.
- If I had been with you, I could have helped you.
- If I'd been with you, I could've helped you.
- If I'd been with you, I could have helped you.
- I would rather starve than steal.
- I would rather starve than start stealing.
When I was in school, I really hated writing essays.
I would lay down my life for you.
I'm really busy today, otherwise I would accept.
I would offer you a coffee if you had the time.
I would sometimes travel abroad alone.
I'd rather have gone to the concert last night.
- I am busy; otherwise I would accept your invitation.
- I'm busy, otherwise I'd accept your invitation.
- I'm busy. If that weren't the case, I'd accept your invitation.
If you were to come with a reasonable offer, I'd give you my consent.
I would hate to find myself alone with Tom.
I used to help Tom with his homework.
I'd hate to see that happen to you.
I'd hate to see that happen again.
When I was in school, I dreamed of becoming a pilot.
If I had known about your illness, I would have visited you in the hospital.
I used to hate singing in public.
- If I'd known about his illness, I would've visited him in the hospital.
- If I'd known about his illness, I would have visited him in the hospital.
- If Tom had asked me for help, I would've helped him.
- If Tom had asked me for help, I would have helped him.
When I was in primary school, I dreamt of becoming a pilot.
If I had time, I'd accept his invitation.
If I'd known Tom was in Boston, I'd have tried to visit him.
If I had known that you were sick, I would have visited you at the hospital.
- I would hate to be in Tom's shoes right now.
- I'd hate to be in Tom's shoes right now.
- If Tom had asked for my advice, I would've advised him not to do that.
- If Tom had asked for my advice, I would have advised him not to do that.
- If I'd known that Tom was in the hospital, I'd have visited him.
- If I'd known Tom was in the hospital, I'd have visited him.
If I had known you were sick, I would have visited you in the hospital.
I'd really appreciate it if you'd cleaned the garage.
If I were you, I would follow him to the end of the world.
I once hoped that my mother would survive until I got married.
If I were you, I would pay more attention to the teacher's advice.
When I was a child, I would often call on him on Sunday.
When I was younger, I always travelled as a hitchhiker.
If I had time, I'd visit you with great pleasure.
- All you had to do was ask and I would have helped you.
- All you had to do was ask and I would've helped you.
I used to worry about everything, but now I don't.
When I was a teenager, I used to visit my grandparents about once a month.
I used to visit my grandparents several times a month when I was a kid.
- If I had known you needed help, I would've stayed and helped you.
- If I had known you needed help, I would have stayed and helped you.
If my house were a mansion, I would invite everyone I know to my birthday party.
I would advise you to get to the airport on time.
If I had a million dollars, I would give most of it away and retire.
If I had to choose between those two books, I would choose the one with the yellow cover.