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91 [ninety-one]

Subordinate clauses: that 1

Subordinate clauses: that 1

91 [nittien]

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Perhaps the weather will get better tomorrow. Kans-j----- bl-r ---r- vær-----r---. K______ d__ b___ b____ v__ i m______ K-n-k-e d-t b-i- b-d-e v-r i m-r-e-. ------------------------------------ Kanskje det blir bedre vær i morgen. 0
How do you know that? H-o---n--e- -u-d-t? H______ v__ d_ d___ H-o-d-n v-t d- d-t- ------------------- Hvordan vet du det? 0
I hope that it gets better. J---h-pe---t de- -li-----r-. J__ h____ a_ d__ b___ b_____ J-g h-p-r a- d-t b-i- b-d-e- ---------------------------- Jeg håper at det blir bedre. 0
He will definitely come. Ha- ------ --lt -i-k-rt. H__ k_____ h___ s_______ H-n k-m-e- h-l- s-k-e-t- ------------------------ Han kommer helt sikkert. 0
Are you sure? E--d-t -ik-e--? E_ d__ s_______ E- d-t s-k-e-t- --------------- Er det sikkert? 0
I know that he’ll come. Je- --t------n-------. J__ v__ a_ h__ k______ J-g v-t a- h-n k-m-e-. ---------------------- Jeg vet at han kommer. 0
He’ll definitely call. H-n rin-----i-ke--. H__ r_____ s_______ H-n r-n-e- s-k-e-t- ------------------- Han ringer sikkert. 0
Really? Vi-k-l--? V________ V-r-e-i-? --------- Virkelig? 0
I believe that he’ll call. J---t-or (--)-h-- ---ger. J__ t___ (___ h__ r______ J-g t-o- (-t- h-n r-n-e-. ------------------------- Jeg tror (at) han ringer. 0
The wine is definitely old. V-ne- e- s--k-r- --m-e-. 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? Vet du-----me- -ik-er-et? V__ d_ d__ m__ s_________ V-t d- d-t m-d s-k-e-h-t- ------------------------- Vet du det med sikkerhet? 0
I think that he is old. J---an--r--- den -- -amme-. J__ a____ a_ d__ e_ g______ J-g a-t-r a- d-n e- g-m-e-. --------------------------- Jeg antar at den er gammel. 0
Our boss is good-looking. Sj--en--år ser -lot- u-. S_____ v__ s__ f____ u__ S-e-e- v-r s-r f-o-t u-. ------------------------ Sjefen vår ser flott ut. 0
Do you think so? S-n-s -u? S____ d__ S-n-s d-? --------- Synes du? 0
I find him very handsome. Je- syn-s--t -a--s-r-v----g----tt--t. J__ s____ a_ h__ s__ v_____ f____ u__ J-g s-n-s a- h-n s-r v-l-i- f-o-t u-. ------------------------------------- Jeg synes at han ser veldig flott ut. 0
The boss definitely has a girlfriend. Sj-fe- har s---e-t -- -jæ-est-. S_____ h__ s______ e_ k________ S-e-e- h-r s-k-e-t e- k-æ-e-t-. ------------------------------- Sjefen har sikkert en kjæreste. 0
Do you really think so? Tr---d- -et? T___ d_ d___ T-o- d- d-t- ------------ Tror du det? 0
It is very possible that he has a girlfriend. D-t -r -o-- m---g-a---a- h-r-en---æres--. D__ e_ g___ m____ a_ h__ h__ e_ k________ D-t e- g-d- m-l-g a- h-n h-r e- k-æ-e-t-. ----------------------------------------- Det er godt mulig at han har en kjæreste. 0

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