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91 [ninety-one]

Subordinate clauses: that 1

Subordinate clauses: that 1

91 [noventa y uno]

Oraciones subordinadas con que 1

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Perhaps the weather will get better tomorrow. Ta- v-z -ar--m-j---t-e--- ------. T__ v__ h___ m____ t_____ m______ T-l v-z h-r- m-j-r t-e-p- m-ñ-n-. --------------------------------- Tal vez hará mejor tiempo mañana.
How do you know that? ¿C----lo-s--e -us--d)? ¿____ l_ s___ (_______ ¿-ó-o l- s-b- (-s-e-)- ---------------------- ¿Cómo lo sabe (usted)?
I hope that it gets better. Es---o-que ha---m--o--t----o. E_____ q__ h___ m____ t______ E-p-r- q-e h-g- m-j-r t-e-p-. ----------------------------- Espero que haga mejor tiempo.
He will definitely come. Se--ro -u- v-ene. S_____ q__ v_____ S-g-r- q-e v-e-e- ----------------- Seguro que viene.
Are you sure? ¿--guro? ¿_______ ¿-e-u-o- -------- ¿Seguro?
I know that he’ll come. Sé--u- v-n---. S_ q__ v______ S- q-e v-n-r-. -------------- Sé que vendrá.
He’ll definitely call. Se--ro-q-- l-am-. S_____ q__ l_____ S-g-r- q-e l-a-a- ----------------- Seguro que llama.
Really? ¿-e--e--a-? ¿__ v______ ¿-e v-r-a-? ----------- ¿De verdad?
I believe that he’ll call. Cre--q----la-a--. C___ q__ l_______ C-e- q-e l-a-a-á- ----------------- Creo que llamará.
The wine is definitely old. E---i-o--s-----r---nte -iejo. E_ v___ e_ s__________ v_____ E- v-n- e- s-g-r-m-n-e v-e-o- ----------------------------- El vino es seguramente viejo.
Do you know that for sure? ¿-o--abe -u---d- co--se-ur---d? ¿__ s___ (______ c__ s_________ ¿-o s-b- (-s-e-) c-n s-g-r-d-d- ------------------------------- ¿Lo sabe (usted) con seguridad?
I think that he is old. C-e- /----o-g--que es --ejo. C___ / S______ q__ e_ v_____ C-e- / S-p-n-o q-e e- v-e-o- ---------------------------- Creo / Supongo que es viejo.
Our boss is good-looking. N------ je---t-ene -u-- a-pec-o. N______ j___ t____ b___ a_______ N-e-t-o j-f- t-e-e b-e- a-p-c-o- -------------------------------- Nuestro jefe tiene buen aspecto.
Do you think so? ¿Ust-d -r--? ¿_____ c____ ¿-s-e- c-e-? ------------ ¿Usted cree?
I find him very handsome. D-r-a -nc---o-que-ti-n----y bu-n-aspecto. D____ i______ q__ t____ m__ b___ a_______ D-r-a i-c-u-o q-e t-e-e m-y b-e- a-p-c-o- ----------------------------------------- Diría incluso que tiene muy buen aspecto.
The boss definitely has a girlfriend. S-gur---u- -ue-t---j--e -ie-e-no-i-. S_____ q__ n______ j___ t____ n_____ S-g-r- q-e n-e-t-o j-f- t-e-e n-v-a- ------------------------------------ Seguro que nuestro jefe tiene novia.
Do you really think so? ¿L- --e- (u--ed--de-----a-? ¿__ c___ (______ d_ v______ ¿-o c-e- (-s-e-) d- v-r-a-? --------------------------- ¿Lo cree (usted) de verdad?
It is very possible that he has a girlfriend. E- -uy p---ble q-------a-----a. E_ m__ p______ q__ t____ n_____ E- m-y p-s-b-e q-e t-n-a n-v-a- ------------------------------- Es muy posible que tenga novia.

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