Examples of using "Görmüş" in a sentence and their english translations:
I might have seen...
He cannot have seen it.
He must have seen it.
Have you seen Tom yet?
You look like you saw a ghost.
He may have seen it.
He must have seen me.
He must have seen us.
They must have seen us.
You can't have seen me.
- You must've seen Tom.
- You must have seen Tom.
- You must've seen something.
- You must have seen something.
Tom may have seen it.
- Tom must've seen it.
- Tom must have seen it.
- Tom must have seen us.
- Tom must've seen us.
- Tom must have seen me.
- Tom must've seen me.
- He might have seen it.
- She might have seen it.
You look as if you had seen a ghost.
Tom won't have seen us.
You looked like you'd seen a ghost.
You must have seen him.
Tom has already seen us.
Where did Tom see it?
She looked as if she had seen a ghost.
- Somebody must have seen something.
- Someone must've seen something.
- Somebody must've seen something.
- Someone must have seen something.
- Tom must have seen something.
- Tom must've seen something.
You look like you've seen a ghost!
- You must have seen them there.
- You must've seen them there.
- You look like you've seen a ghost.
- You look as though you've seen a ghost.
- I thought you might've seen something.
- I thought that you might've seen something.
She cannot have seen me at the party.
Tom is an established writer.
I looked like I'd seen a ghost.
Tom saw something strange.
- Tom must've seen Mary there.
- Tom must have seen Mary there.
- Tom must've seen us doing that.
- Tom must have seen us doing that.
Have you ever been treated for tuberculosis?
You look like you've just seen a ghost.
And she saw this giant goofy face
If you have ever visited Rome, you must have seen the Coliseum.
She felt as if she had seen a ghost.
He is proud of having been educated in Paris.
She must have seen better days.
- Tom must have seen where Mary went.
- Tom must've seen where Mary went.
She looked as though she had seen a ghost.
Have you seen my son?
Have you seen my watch?
Tom looks as if he's seen a ghost.
Tom looks like he's seen a ghost.
I may have seen that girl somewhere.
Mary told the police that she had seen Tom.
- Someone else must've seen what happened.
- Someone else must have seen what happened.
It looks like you just saw a ghost.
I was hoping you might have seen how it happened.
Tom may have seen you come in.
She looks as if she had seen a ghost.
- Tom looked as if he'd seen a ghost.
- Tom looked like he'd seen a ghost.
Mary froze like a deer in headlights.
Tom might have nightmares about that.
- Tom must've seen Mary doing that.
- Tom must have seen Mary doing that.
Sami saw that in a pornographic movie.
Tom feels underappreciated.
Tom saw Mary again this morning.
But, the battle-hardened Roman troops in the centre hold their ground.
One minute earlier, and we could have seen the Queen.
The electrical appliance must have been damaged in transit.
She stood transfixed as if she had seen a ghost.
Tom looks as though he's seen a ghost.
Tom had a strange dream last night.
She realized she had seen him before.
Jody looks as if she had seen a ghost.
- Tom must have seen Mary when he visited Boston.
- Tom must've seen Mary when he visited Boston.
- Tom must have seen Mary this afternoon.
- Tom must've seen Mary this afternoon.
- Someone else must've seen what happened, too.
- Someone else must have seen what happened, too.
Translation is underappreciated and underrated,
it just completely exploded all sorts of orthodoxies and mainstream thinking
so maybe they were confused or they were just kind of forward-thinking
I found a bird whose wing was severely damaged.
That country is turning into a society with high education.
He is proud of having been educated in the United States.
He speaks as if he had really studied abroad.
I may not have tasted it, but I must have seen it.
- Have you seen this before?
- Have you seen this yet?
He recounted the accident to me as if he had seen it with his own eyes.
Tom saw the whole thing.
Tom has been around the block.
He expected to have seen her before he went out of town.
Tom is asking me, "Why did Alice see Mary the day before yesterday?"