Examples of using "Yazacak" in a sentence and their english translations:
I have no time to write.
Are you going to write to your father?
- Who will write the report?
- Who'll write the report?
We have reports to write.
Are you going to write to Tom?
He'll write a letter.
Mary is going to write a letter.
I've got some reports to write.
I didn't have time to write the report.
I have no time to write to her.
He is going to write a letter.
I have a report to write.
I have nothing to write.
I'll have some letters to write.
Will you write your name here?
Tom will write a letter.
I want something to write on.
I didn't have anything to write with.
Tom will write to his sister.
I want something with which to write.
Give me something to write on.
I have another two letters to write.
She will write a letter after school.
He will write an answer very soon.
Will I write a book in Polish?
She will write another book one of these days.
Gimme something to write on.
- I know you have an essay to write.
- I know that you have an essay to write.
I need something to write in.
I can't think of anything to write about.
- I don't have anything to write about.
- I've got nothing to write about.
- I haven't got anything to write about.
- I have nothing to write about.
Tom will write a sentence in German.
- Tom is going to write a letter to Mary.
- Tom will write a letter to Mary.
Do you have anything to write?
I still have a report to write.
She will write to me as soon as she returns to her country.
I have a report to write tonight.
I wonder if you have something to write with.
Can I borrow something to write with?
Will you write a small text about that?
- I think Tom wants something to write on.
- I think that Tom wants something to write on.
As homework, the pupils will be writing a report.
I have a few essays to write by tomorrow.
Tom is going to write a letter to Mary tonight.
Tom will write a letter to Mary tonight.
I have a thesis to write.
"Give me something to write with." "Will this ball-point pen do?"