Examples of using "Okuyacak" in a sentence and their english translations:
I have no time to read.
I don't have books to read.
He is going to read a book.
I didn't have time to read.
Are you going to study French?
Tom is going to study French.
I don't have a book to read.
I have no books to read.
I would like something to read.
Tom will challenge you.
Is anyone going to read it?
Will you read this book?
Tom is probably going to study French.
Would you like something to read?
Should I bring something to read?
Bring along something to read.
I just want something to read.
Tom wants a book to read.
Do you want something to read?
I have a dozen reports to read.
- I want a book to read in the train.
- I want a book to read on the train.
I have no time to read this book.
Will you read this cookbook?
Do you have anything to read?
Tom had nothing to read.
I don't have a single book to read.
Do you have time to read the newspaper in the morning?
He told me that he had no time to read books.
I still have a lot of pages to read.
Tom gave me something to read.
Will someone read me a story?
Shall I give you something to read?
Do you have something to read on the plane?
Who's gonna read such a thick book?
- Tom told me he had no time to read books.
- Tom told me that he had no time to read books.
I want something to read for when I take the train.
Tom and Mary will both study French.
Do you have to read that report today?
How did you find the time to read so many books?
- I have no time to read.
- I don't have time to read.
Tom had never had time to read anything other than textbooks when he was a student.
I don't have time for reading this book.
I never have time to read novels anymore.
Lend me something interesting to read.
A scientist will read dozens of books in his lifetime, but still believe he has a lot more to learn.
Tom was stupid enough to challenge Mary to a game of chess.
I never see a library without wishing I had time to go there and stay till I had read everything in it.