Examples of using "Kalemini" in a sentence and their english translations:
You dropped your pencil.
I see your pen.
She put down her pen.
He got out his pen.
You've dropped your pen.
Sharpen your pencil.
Tom looked for his pen.
Tom lost his pencil.
Tom dropped his pencil.
Tom is sharpening his pencil.
Tom got out his pen.
Tom put his pencil down.
Tom poked his pencil through the hole.
- May I borrow a pen?
- Can I borrow a pen?
- Could I borrow a pen?
I need to borrow your pen.
I swiped Tom's pencil.
Tom took his pen out of his pocket.
Tom put down his pencil.
Mary lost her favorite pen.
- Could I borrow your eyeliner?
- May I borrow your pencil?
Tom handed his pen to Mary.
Can I use your pencil?
May I borrow your pen?
Can I use your pen?
Would you lend me your pen?
He laid down his pen and leaned back in his chair.
He laid down his pen and looked at me.
To tell the truth, I have lost your pen.
- To tell the truth, I have lost your pen.
- To tell you the truth, I lost your pen.
Can I borrow your pencil?
Tom got his notebook and pen ready.
Tom pulled out his notebook and pencil.
Tom didn't remember where he'd put his pen.
Lend me your pen, please.
- He instructed the boy to sharpen his pencil.
- He told the boy to sharpen his pencil.
I misplaced your blue pen.
She took her pencil and started to write.
Would you lend me your pencil?
Tom wanted Mary to return his pen.
Put down your pencil and listen.
Please lend me your pen.
How often do you sharpen your pencil?
Can I borrow your pen?
Would you mind lending me your pen?
Whoever was sitting here left his pencil.
Could I please borrow your pen?
Did Tom give you back your pen?
- Tom picked up his pencil and started to write.
- Tom picked his pencil up and started to write.
Tom couldn't remember where he put his pen.
Tom chewed on his pencil.
Will you lend me your pencil?
He stuck his pencil behind his ear.
Tom quit writing and put down his pen.
He has the bad habit of chewing his pencil.
Could you lend me your pink pen, please?
Jim dropped his pen and bent to pick it up.
Can I borrow your pencil for a bit?
- He has the bad habit of chewing his pencil.
- She has a bad habit of chewing on her pencil.