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91 [ninety-one]

Subordinate clauses: that 1

Subordinate clauses: that 1

91 [enoghalvfems]

Bisætninger med ”at” 1

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Perhaps the weather will get better tomorrow. V-j------i----måsk--b-dr--i---rge-. V_____ b_____ m____ b____ i m______ V-j-e- b-i-e- m-s-e b-d-e i m-r-e-. ----------------------------------- Vejret bliver måske bedre i morgen. 0
How do you know that? H--r-v-d-du de- --a? H___ v__ d_ d__ f___ H-o- v-d d- d-t f-a- -------------------- Hvor ved du det fra? 0
I hope that it gets better. Jeg---b--,--------bli--r -edre. J__ h_____ a_ d__ b_____ b_____ J-g h-b-r- a- d-t b-i-e- b-d-e- ------------------------------- Jeg håber, at det bliver bedre. 0
He will definitely come. H-n----me----l--bes--m-. H__ k_____ h___ b_______ H-n k-m-e- h-l- b-s-e-t- ------------------------ Han kommer helt bestemt. 0
Are you sure? Er -et si---rt? E_ d__ s_______ E- d-t s-k-e-t- --------------- Er det sikkert? 0
I know that he’ll come. Jeg-v-d- -t -a----m-er. J__ v___ a_ h__ k______ J-g v-d- a- h-n k-m-e-. ----------------------- Jeg ved, at han kommer. 0
He’ll definitely call. Ha--rin-e- b-----t. H__ r_____ b_______ H-n r-n-e- b-s-e-t- ------------------- Han ringer bestemt. 0
Really? Vir--li-? V________ V-r-e-i-? --------- Virkelig? 0
I believe that he’ll call. Jeg---o-,--t ha--r-----. J__ t____ a_ h__ r______ J-g t-o-, a- h-n r-n-e-. ------------------------ Jeg tror, at han ringer. 0
The wine is definitely old. Vi-e---r --kke---gammel. V____ e_ s______ g______ V-n-n e- s-k-e-t g-m-e-. ------------------------ Vinen er sikkert gammel. 0
Do you know that for sure? Ved -- de--n-jag---? V__ d_ d__ n________ V-d d- d-t n-j-g-i-? -------------------- Ved du det nøjagtig? 0
I think that he is old. J-g f-r--d-r, at --- -- -a---l. J__ f________ a_ d__ e_ g______ J-g f-r-o-e-, a- d-n e- g-m-e-. ------------------------------- Jeg formoder, at den er gammel. 0
Our boss is good-looking. V-r-s----f--er godt -d. V____ c___ s__ g___ u__ V-r-s c-e- s-r g-d- u-. ----------------------- Vores chef ser godt ud. 0
Do you think so? S---s-du? S____ d__ S-n-s d-? --------- Synes du? 0
I find him very handsome. Jeg ----- -ndd-,------n --- ri---- ---t ud. J__ s____ e_____ a_ h__ s__ r_____ g___ u__ J-g s-n-s e-d-a- a- h-n s-r r-g-i- g-d- u-. ------------------------------------------- Jeg synes endda, at han ser rigtig godt ud. 0
The boss definitely has a girlfriend. Ch-fen-h-r -este---en k--e-t-. C_____ h__ b______ e_ k_______ C-e-e- h-r b-s-e-t e- k-r-s-e- ------------------------------ Chefen har bestemt en kæreste. 0
Do you really think so? Tro--d- v-rk-li-? T___ d_ v________ T-o- d- v-r-e-i-? ----------------- Tror du virkelig? 0
It is very possible that he has a girlfriend. D-t--r-m-get mul-gt- -t-han-har -n-kæ--ste. D__ e_ m____ m______ a_ h__ h__ e_ k_______ D-t e- m-g-t m-l-g-, a- h-n h-r e- k-r-s-e- ------------------------------------------- Det er meget muligt, at han har en kæreste. 0

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