Examples of using "Gelmeyeceğini" in a sentence and their english translations:
I thought you wouldn't come.
- I figured you wouldn't come.
- I figured that you wouldn't come.
I knew you wouldn't come.
I should say he won't come.
I don't know whether she will come.
He says he won't come.
I think that he won't come.
- I thought Tom wouldn't come.
- I thought that Tom wouldn't come.
- I thought they wouldn't come.
- I thought that they wouldn't come.
Tom says he won't come.
I heard that you're not coming.
I'm hoping Tom doesn't show up.
- I knew that Tom wouldn't come.
- I knew Tom wouldn't come.
- I know that Tom won't be coming.
- I know Tom won't be coming.
I don't know whether she will show up.
I thought he wouldn't come.
I'll ask him if he will come.
- I thought Tom would never show up.
- I thought that Tom would never show up.
Let's hope Tom doesn't come.
Tom says he won't come to our party.
- Tom knows that Mary won't be coming.
- Tom knows Mary won't be coming.
- Tom said you wouldn't come.
- Tom said that you wouldn't come.
- I don't know if George is coming or not.
- I don't know whether George will come or not.
- I don't know whether Tom will come or not.
- I don't know if Tom will come or not.
- I thought you weren't going to get here on time.
- I thought that you weren't going to get here on time.
- Tom said he won't come to our party.
- Tom said that he won't come to our party.
- I thought you'd never come.
- I thought that you'd never come.
I think that she will not come.
Tom says he won't come back.
- Did you know that Tom would be absent?
- Did you know Tom would be absent?
- We don't know whether Tom is going to come or not.
- We don't know whether Tom will come or not.
I was already thinking you would not come.
- I knew Tom wouldn't come back.
- I knew that Tom wouldn't come back.
Tell Tom whether you'll come or not.
Mary told me that she wasn't coming.
She phoned to say she's not coming.
What made you think that he wouldn't come?
Do you really think that Tom won't come?
I wonder if he will come.
- How did you know that Tom wouldn't show up on time?
- How did you know Tom wouldn't show up on time?
- Tom told me he wouldn't be coming back.
- Tom told me that he wouldn't be coming back.
- Tom said you'd never come.
- Tom said that you'd never come.
- I thought you would never come here.
- I thought that you'd never come here.
- I thought you'd never come here.
- I thought you said you wouldn't be coming to school today.
- I thought that you said you wouldn't be coming to school today.
- I thought Tom would never get here.
- I thought that Tom would never get here.
What makes you think Tom won't come?
- Tom says he's not coming back here.
- Tom says he isn't coming back here.
Tom says he's never coming back.
I'll ask him if he's going to come.
What made you think that Tom wouldn't come?
Tom doesn't know whether Mary will come or not.
- Tom doesn't know if he will come or not.
- Tom doesn't know if he'll come or not.
Anne thought that the morning would never come.
- I don't know if Tom will come tomorrow or not.
- I don't know whether Tom will come tomorrow or not.
- Tom thinks Mary won't be early.
- Tom thinks that Mary won't be early.
- Tom said he wouldn't walk home today.
- Tom said that he wouldn't walk home today.
- I wonder whether Tom will come.
- I wonder whether or not Tom will come.
- I wonder if the plane will arrive on time.
- I wonder whether the plane will arrive on time.
We just want to know whether Tom is coming or not.
- I know you're not coming to my party, but I wish you were.
- I know that you're not coming to my party, but I wish you were.
- I know that you aren't coming to my party, but I wish you were.
- I know you aren't coming to my party, but I wish you were.
I don't know if he'll come tonight.
What makes you think Tom won't come today?
I wonder if he'll come tomorrow.
I'm kind of hoping Tom doesn't come to the party.
Tom asked Mary if she was coming with him.
- I wonder if Tom will come tomorrow.
- I wonder whether Tom will come tomorrow.
- I wonder whether or not Tom will come tomorrow.
- I wonder whether Tom will come tomorrow or not.
- I wonder if Tom will come tonight.
- I wonder whether Tom will come tonight.
- Tom told me that he won't come to school tomorrow.
- Tom told me he won't come to school tomorrow.
- Tom says that he'll never come back here.
- Tom says he'll never come back here.
I don't think Tom will ever come back here again.
I want to know if he'll come here.
- Tom doesn't think Mary will ever come back to Boston.
- Tom thinks Mary will never come back to Boston.
- Tom thinks that Mary will never come back to Boston.
- Tom said he would never come back here again.
- Tom said that he would never come back here again.
- I wonder whether Tom will ever come home.
- I wonder if Tom will ever come home.
- I wonder whether or not Tom will ever come home.
Ask Tom if Mary will come with us or not.
I wonder if he'll come tonight.
I'd love to know if my luggage is arriving soon.
- Tom knows he won't get in trouble.
- Tom knows that he won't get in trouble.
I wonder if my brother will ever come back.
- I always wondered if you'd come back.
- I always wondered whether you'd come back.
I can almost guarantee that Tom won't get here on time.