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en Subordinate clauses: that 1   »   lt Šalutiniai sakiniai su kad 1

91 [ninety-one]

Subordinate clauses: that 1

Subordinate clauses: that 1

91 [devyniasdešimt vienas]

Šalutiniai sakiniai su kad 1

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Perhaps the weather will get better tomorrow. G--b-t-----j -ra- -us--e-e-n--. G_____ r____ o___ b__ g________ G-l-ū- r-t-j o-a- b-s g-r-s-i-. ------------------------------- Galbūt rytoj oras bus geresnis. 0
How do you know that? I---ur-(jūs- --i-ž-n-te? I_ k__ (____ t__ ž______ I- k-r (-ū-) t-i ž-n-t-? ------------------------ Iš kur (jūs) tai žinote? 0
I hope that it gets better. (--) ti-iu--i- --d-j-- b-- --r-sn-s. (___ t________ k__ j__ b__ g________ (-š- t-k-u-s-, k-d j-s b-s g-r-s-i-. ------------------------------------ (Aš) tikiuosi, kad jis bus geresnis. 0
He will definitely come. J---tikr-i -t-is. J__ t_____ a_____ J-s t-k-a- a-e-s- ----------------- Jis tikrai ateis. 0
Are you sure? Ar tikr-i? A_ t______ A- t-k-a-? ---------- Ar tikrai? 0
I know that he’ll come. (A-- --nau- -a---i--a---s. (___ ž_____ k__ j__ a_____ (-š- ž-n-u- k-d j-s a-e-s- -------------------------- (Aš) žinau, kad jis ateis. 0
He’ll definitely call. Jis--ik----p--kamb-n-. J__ t_____ p__________ J-s t-k-a- p-s-a-b-n-. ---------------------- Jis tikrai paskambins. 0
Really? T--ra-? T______ T-k-a-? ------- Tikrai? 0
I believe that he’ll call. (A-) m--a--- tik--- k-----s---s-am-i-s. (___ m____ / t_____ k__ j__ p__________ (-š- m-n-u / t-k-u- k-d j-s p-s-a-b-n-. --------------------------------------- (Aš) manau / tikiu, kad jis paskambins. 0
The wine is definitely old. V-nas-(---)-tik-a- ---as. V____ (____ t_____ s_____ V-n-s (-r-) t-k-a- s-n-s- ------------------------- Vynas (yra) tikrai senas. 0
Do you know that for sure? A- (j--) t-i--i-rai ži---e? A_ (____ t__ t_____ ž______ A- (-ū-) t-i t-k-a- ž-n-t-? --------------------------- Ar (jūs) tai tikrai žinote? 0
I think that he is old. (-š- --ėju,------i--s-na-. (___ s_____ k__ j__ s_____ (-š- s-ė-u- k-d j-s s-n-s- -------------------------- (Aš) spėju, kad jis senas. 0
Our boss is good-looking. M--ų--e--s --------rodo. M___ š____ g____ a______ M-s- š-f-s g-r-i a-r-d-. ------------------------ Mūsų šefas gerai atrodo. 0
Do you think so? (Jūs- -ai- ma--te? (____ t___ m______ (-ū-) t-i- m-n-t-? ------------------ (Jūs) taip manote? 0
I find him very handsome. (A----a---- k-d---s-n-t l--ai ----i --ro-o. (___ m_____ k__ j__ n__ l____ g____ a______ (-š- m-n-u- k-d j-s n-t l-b-i g-r-i a-r-d-. ------------------------------------------- (Aš) manau, kad jis net labai gerai atrodo. 0
The boss definitely has a girlfriend. Š-f-- t------s--- -u-i-dr---ę. Š____ t__________ t___ d______ Š-f-s t-k-i-u-i-i t-r- d-a-g-. ------------------------------ Šefas tikriausiai turi draugę. 0
Do you really think so? A- ti---- -ai--m----e? A_ t_____ t___ m______ A- t-k-a- t-i- m-n-t-? ---------------------- Ar tikrai taip manote? 0
It is very possible that he has a girlfriend. Ga-- būt-----d ji- tu-i-----gę. G___ b____ k__ j__ t___ d______ G-l- b-t-, k-d j-s t-r- d-a-g-. ------------------------------- Gali būti, kad jis turi draugę. 0

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