Examples of using "Gideceğine" in a sentence and their english translations:
I can't believe you're going to Tom's party.
I'm sure she'll leave early.
- I'm sure Tom would love it.
- I'm sure Tom will like it.
I'm glad Tom is going to college.
It is difficult to decide where to go.
Tom couldn't decide where to go.
Tom can't decide where to go.
Tom promised he'd go straight home.
Tom has already decided who to go with.
Tom has already decided where to go.
- Who will go there is not yet decided.
- Who'll go there isn't yet decided.
- Who'll go there hasn't been decided.
Tom was unsure which way to go.
Have you already decided where you're going to go?
Have you already decided where to go?
Have you already decided where you're going to go to college?
Have you already decided what time you're going to leave?
I am convinced that things will change for the better.
Have you made up your mind where to go for the holidays?
Have you decided when you're going to go to Boston?
You must decide whether you will go by train or by plane.
Has Tom decided where he'll go next summer?
I spent a week in Florence last year. I'm sure you'll like it.
- Tom wished he hadn't promised Mary he'd go to Boston with her.
- Tom wished he hadn't promised Mary that he'd go to Boston with her.
- Tom wished that he hadn't promised Mary he'd go to Boston with her.
I had no idea things had gotten this bad.
Tom can't make up his mind whether to get a job or to go to college.
We drew lots to decide who would go first at the early morning reception desk.
- Tom hasn't yet decided on a major.
- Tom hasn't decided on a major yet.
Have you decided where you're going next summer?