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89 [eighty-nine]

Imperative 1

Imperative 1

89 [seksen dokuz]

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You are so lazy – don’t be so lazy! Ço- t-------- – o k---- t----- o---! Çok tembelsin – o kadar tembel olma! 0 +
You sleep for so long – don’t sleep so late! Ço- u-------- – o k---- u----! Çok uyuyorsun – o kadar uyuma! 0 +
You come home so late – don’t come home so late! Ço- g-- g--------- – o k---- g-- g----! Çok geç geliyorsun – o kadar geç gelme! 0 +
     
You laugh so loudly – don’t laugh so loudly! Ço- s---- g--------- – o k---- s---- g----! Çok sesli gülüyorsun – o kadar sesli gülme! 0 +
You speak so softly – don’t speak so softly! Ço- s----- k----------- – o k---- s----- k------! Çok sessiz konuşuyorsun – o kadar sessiz konuşma! 0 +
You drink too much – don’t drink so much! Ço- f---- i-------- – o k---- ç-- i---! Çok fazla içiyorsun – o kadar çok içme! 0 +
     
You smoke too much – don’t smoke so much! Ço- f---- s----- i-------- – o k---- ç-- s----- i---! Çok fazla sigara içiyorsun – o kadar çok sigara içme! 0 +
You work too much – don’t work so much! Ço- f---- ç----------- – o k---- ç-- ç------! Çok fazla çalışıyorsun – o kadar çok çalışma! 0 +
You drive too fast – don’t drive so fast! Ço- h---- g--------- – o k---- h---- g----! Çok hızlı gidiyorsun – o kadar hızlı gitme! 0 +
     
Get up, Mr. Miller! Ay--- k-------- B-- M-----! Ayağa kalkınız, Bay Müller! 0 +
Sit down, Mr. Miller! Ot------- B-- M-----! Oturunuz, Bay Müller! 0 +
Remain seated, Mr. Miller! Ka-------- B-- M-----! Kalkmayın, Bay Müller! 0 +
     
Be patient! Sa----- o-----! Sabırlı olunuz! 0 +
Take your time! Ke------- z---- b------! Kendinize zaman bırakın! 0 +
Wait a moment! Bi- s----- b-------! Bir saniye bekleyin! 0 +
     
Be careful! Di------ o---! Dikkatli olun! 0 +
Be punctual! Da--- o---! Dakik olun! 0 +
Don’t be stupid! Ap--- o------! Aptal olmayın! 0 +
     

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