Examples of using "Etseydin" in a sentence and their english translations:
- If you had helped me, I would have succeeded.
- If you'd helped me, I would've succeeded.
- If you'd helped me, I would have succeeded.
I wish you had helped me.
If you paid attention, you'd be worried too.
- If you had parked your car here, you would have been fined.
- If you'd parked your car here, you would've been fined.
- If you'd parked your car here, you'd have been fined.
- If you'd parked your car here, you would have been fined.
I wouldn't blame you if you hated me.
I wish you'd mentioned this before.
If you had helped me I would be grateful.
- It would be nice if you helped me a little.
- It would have been nice if you had helped me a little.
- Would you have helped me a little, it would have been nice.
- If you'd helped me, I could've done that much faster.
- If you'd helped me, I could have done that much faster.
- It would have been nice if you had helped me a little.
- It would've been nice if you'd helped me a little.
- It would have been nice if you'd helped me a little.
We wouldn't be in this mess if you had helped us.
- None of this would've happened if you'd paid attention to what you were doing.
- None of this would have happened if you'd paid attention to what you were doing.
- I think Tom would've come if you'd invited him.
- I think Tom would have come if you'd invited him.
- I think that Tom would've come if you'd invited him.
- If only you had helped me yesterday, the problem would have been avoided.
- If only you had helped me yesterday, the problem would've been avoided.
- If you'd parked your car here, you would've been fined.
- If you'd parked your car here, you'd have been fined.
If you had made more effort, you would have passed the entrance examination.
- Tom would've done it correctly the first time if you had helped him.
- Tom would have done it correctly the first time if you had helped him.