Examples of using "Sürmeyi" in a sentence and their english translations:
I could learn to ride a horse.
- I don't know how to ride a bicycle.
- I can't ride a bicycle.
- I do not know how to drive a car.
- I don't know how to drive a car.
I don't like to wear lipstick.
I don't like to wear nail polish.
You have to learn how to ride a horse.
You need to learn how to ride a bike.
I know how to drive a truck.
I like cycling.
- He learnt driving in Ireland.
- He learnt how to drive in Ireland.
I know how to drive,
She is going to learn how to drive.
She is learning how to drive a car.
My students are learning to drive.
Tom doesn't like riding buses.
Tom is learning how to drive a car.
Tom doesn't know how to drive.
He does not know how to drive a car.
Jim is learning how to drive a car.
My older brother knows how to drive.
My mother doesn't know how to ride a bicycle.
I've been learning to drive.
Don't forget to put on sunscreen.
Tom likes to drive fast.
Have you learned to drive a car?
Tom loves to drive.
Did you want to drive?
Where did you learn to drive?
I prefer to ride a bike.
We all like to ride bikes.
I love to drive.
I forgot to put on sunscreen.
- I don't plan to drive my car today.
- I don't plan on driving my car today.
- I thought you didn't know how to drive.
- I thought that you didn't know how to drive.
I want to learn how to drive.
I want to learn how to ride a bicycle.
She managed to learn to drive a car.
I like to spread honey on my toast in the morning.
I've never tried driving a car.
Help me learn how to drive.
Tom taught me how to drive.
Tom learned how to ride a bicycle from his older brother.
I think you might need to learn how to drive.
I heard that Tom is learning how to drive.
You do know how to drive, don't you?
I tried to get him to learn to drive.
People don't know how to drive around here.
I don't prefer to wear red lipstick.
Tom never learned to drive.
Tom doesn't like driving in the rain.
I don't like to drive in heavy traffic.
Tom taught his son how to ride a bicycle.
Tom taught Mary how to drive.
Don't forget to put on some sunscreen.
When did you learn to drive?
Do you like to drive fast cars?
Tom doesn't like driving in Boston.
I never learned to drive.
Tom taught me how to ride a bicycle.
- My father taught me how to ride a bicycle.
- My father taught me how to ride a bike.
Don't you want to learn to drive?
I don't like driving on icy roads.
I don't like driving in the rain.
My parents taught me how to drive.
Would you teach me how to drive?
She learned to bicycle over the last year.
Marie told me that she enjoyed the drive.
Can you take over driving for a while?
- I do not know how to drive a car.
- I can't drive.
- I don't know how to drive a car.
- I still haven't learned to drive a car.
- I still haven’t learned how to drive.
Can you take over the driving for a while?
- Tom knows that Mary doesn't know how to drive.
- Tom knows Mary doesn't know how to drive.
- Tom is going to learn to drive this summer.
- Tom is going to learn how to drive this summer.
- Tom will learn to drive this summer.
Tom was the one who taught Mary how to ride a bicycle.
I learned how to drive when I was fifteen years old.
Tom wanted Mary to learn how to drive.
- Did you know that Tom has never learned to drive?
- Did you know Tom has never learned to drive?
Learning to drive requires a lot of practice.
You've got to help me learn to drive.
People don't know how to drive in this town.
Tom was the one who taught Mary how to drive.
Tom learned to ride a bike when he was ten years old.
Tom is the one who taught Mary how to ride a horse.
I've never tried riding a unicycle.
My father finally learned to drive when he was fifty.
I plan to cycle around Shikoku next year.
Where did you learn to drive so well?
Do you really want to drive all night?
You don't know how to drive as well as I do.
Tom didn't learn to drive until he was thirty.
Tom learned to drive when he was eighteen.
Tom learned to drive when he was thirteen.
She can't drive a car.
Tom doesn't know where Mary learned how to drive.