Examples of using "Kalacağını" in a sentence and their english translations:
He believes he's gonna stay.
I knew you'd stay.
I think you're going to survive.
I knew you'd be late.
- I thought you were going to stay with Tom.
- I thought that you were going to stay with Tom.
She said that she'd be late.
- Tom thought he would be late.
- Tom thought that he would be late.
I heard you'd be staying for a couple of days.
I don't suppose Tom will be long.
- I should've figured Tom would be late.
- I should have figured Tom would be late.
- I should've figured that Tom would be late.
I expected Tom to be late.
- I think Tom will be late.
- I think that Tom will be late.
I expect Tom will be late.
Let's hope Tom stays healthy.
- I knew Tom would be late.
- I knew that Tom would be late.
- We should've known Tom would be late.
- We should have known Tom would be late.
Tom said to stay here.
I hope Tom stays in Boston.
Let us know where you'll be staying.
I told Tom you'd be late.
- I thought Tom was going to be late.
- I thought that Tom was going to be late.
I knew you were going to fail your French test.
I didn't know Tom would be late.
He says he'll be sticking around for a few days.
- How did you know that Tom would be late?
- How did you know Tom would be late?
- I thought you'd stay overnight in Boston.
- I thought that you'd stay overnight in Boston.
Let's hope it stays that way.
Tom ought to have known that Mary would be late.
Tom knew Mary would be late.
Did you say Tom was going to be late?
You wrote that you thought Tom would be late.
- Tom assumed Mary would be late.
- Tom assumed that Mary would be late.
Tell Tom he's going to have to wait.
- I think Tom will probably be late.
- I think that Tom will probably be late.
Tom told Mary that he'd be late.
- Tom told me he'd be late.
- Tom told me that he'd be late.
I didn't think you'd be so late.
I told you Tom would be late.
- Tom didn't know that Mary was going to be late.
- Tom didn't know Mary was going to be late.
Tom knew that he'd be late.
We need to teach Tom how to survive.
Tom says he'll be a bit late.
- I know Tom is likely to be late.
- I know that Tom is likely to be late.
Tom had a feeling that Mary would be late.
She advised him on how to stay healthy.
You ought to tell Tom that you'll likely be late.
Tom didn't know he was likely to be late.
- Tom knew Mary was going to be late.
- Tom knew that Mary was going to be late.
Did Tom say he'd stay in Boston?
Tom doesn't expect to stay too long.
Tom doesn't think Mary will be late.
Tom didn't think Mary would be late.
- Tom thought Mary would be late.
- Tom thought that Mary would be late.
- Tom thinks Mary will be late.
- Tom thinks that Mary will be late.
- Tom told me he'd stay home.
- Tom told me that he'd stay home.
Tom knew he'd have to wait.
Tom said that he was going to be very late.
Tom said that Mary was going to be late.
- Tom thought Mary was going to be late.
- Tom thought that Mary was going to be late.
Tom predicted Mary would be late.
Do you think you'll stay long?
I imagine he will be late for the meeting.
- He called in to say that he'd be late.
- He called to say he'd be late.
- I thought Tom would stay overnight in Boston.
- I thought that Tom would stay overnight in Boston.
She advised him where to stay.
What makes you think that Tom is going to be late again?
Didn't I tell you Tom would be late?
What makes you think Tom will be late?
- Tom called to say that he'd be late.
- Tom called to say he'd be late.
- Tom called to say he would be late.
- Tom said he was going to stay up all night.
- Tom said that he was going to stay up all night.
Did Tom tell you that he'd be late?
- Tom said he was going to stay up all night long.
- Tom said that he was going to stay up all night long.
- Why didn't Tom tell us that he was going to be late?
- Why didn't Tom tell us he was going to be late?
Tom said that he'd be a few minutes late.
Do you think it'll stay that way?
- I hope the weather stays this way.
- I hope that the weather stays this way.
Tom really knows how to stay in shape.
- You could've called and let me know you were going to be late.
- You could have called and let me know you were going to be late.
- You could've called and let me know that you were going to be late.
- Tom said he would only stay for a few hours.
- Tom said that he would only stay for a few hours.
Tom didn't stay for as long as he said he'd stay.
Does Tom think he'll stay long?
- Tom thinks Mary will probably be late.
- Tom thinks that Mary will probably be late.
I didn't realize Tom was going to have to leave early.
Tom said that he knew Mary was going to be late.
- Tom said he thought Mary would be late.
- Tom said that he thought Mary would be late.
- I don't think Tom will stay very long.
- I don't think that Tom will stay very long.
- Tom knows Mary will probably be late.
- Tom knows that Mary will probably be late.
Tom says he'll stay for dinner.
Tom said that Mary was going to be very late.
- Tom said that he thought Mary would be late.
- Tom said that he thought that Mary would be late.
- Tom said he thought that Mary would be late.