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Šalutiniai sakiniai su kad 1

91 [ninety-one]

Subordinate clauses: that 1

Subordinate clauses: that 1

91 [devyniasdešimt vienas]

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Šalutiniai sakiniai su kad 1

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Perhaps the weather will get better tomorrow. Ga---- r---- o--- b-- g-------. Galbūt rytoj oras bus geresnis. 0 +
How do you know that? Iš k-- (j--) t-- ž-----? Iš kur (jūs) tai žinote? 0 +
I hope that it gets better. (A-) t-------- k-- j-- b-- g-------. (Aš) tikiuosi, kad jis bus geresnis. 0 +
     
He will definitely come. Ji- t----- a----. Jis tikrai ateis. 0 +
Are you sure? Ar t-----? Ar tikrai? 0 +
I know that he’ll come. (A-) ž----- k-- j-- a----. (Aš) žinau, kad jis ateis. 0 +
     
He’ll definitely call. Ji- t----- p---------. Jis tikrai paskambins. 0 +
Really? Ti----? Tikrai? 0 +
I believe that he’ll call. (A-) m---- / t----- k-- j-- p---------. (Aš) manau / tikiu, kad jis paskambins. 0 +
     
The wine is definitely old. Vy--- (y--) t----- s----. Vynas (yra) tikrai senas. 0 +
Do you know that for sure? Ar (j--) t-- t----- ž-----? Ar (jūs) tai tikrai žinote? 0 +
I think that it is old. (A-) s----- k-- j-- s----. (Aš) spėju, kad jis senas. 0 +
     
Our boss is good-looking. Mū-- š---- g---- a-----. Mūsų šefas gerai atrodo. 0 +
Do you think so? (J--) t--- m-----? (Jūs) taip manote? 0 +
I find him very handsome. (A-) m----- k-- j-- n-- l---- g---- a-----. (Aš) manau, kad jis net labai gerai atrodo. 0 +
     
The boss definitely has a girlfriend. Še--- t---------- t--- d-----. Šefas tikriausiai turi draugę. 0 +
Do you really think so? Ar t----- t--- m-----? Ar tikrai taip manote? 0 +
It is very possible that he has a girlfriend. Ga-- b---- k-- j-- t--- d-----. Gali būti, kad jis turi draugę. 0 +
     

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