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en Subordinate clauses: if   »   pt Orações subordinadas com se

93 [ninety-three]

Subordinate clauses: if

Subordinate clauses: if

93 [noventa e três]

Orações subordinadas com se

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I don’t know if he loves me. Eu -ão sei s--ele-me---a. E_ n__ s__ s_ e__ m_ a___ E- n-o s-i s- e-e m- a-a- ------------------------- Eu não sei se ele me ama. 0
I don’t know if he’ll come back. Eu--ã- -ei--- el--vai--ol---. E_ n__ s__ s_ e__ v__ v______ E- n-o s-i s- e-e v-i v-l-a-. ----------------------------- Eu não sei se ele vai voltar. 0
I don’t know if he’ll call me. E--n-o se- ---el- -- v-i-telef-n-r. E_ n__ s__ s_ e__ m_ v__ t_________ E- n-o s-i s- e-e m- v-i t-l-f-n-r- ----------------------------------- Eu não sei se ele me vai telefonar. 0
Maybe he doesn’t love me? Ser---u- -le-m---ma? S___ q__ e__ m_ a___ S-r- q-e e-e m- a-a- -------------------- Será que ele me ama? 0
Maybe he won’t come back? S--- q-e--l- -ai-vol--r? S___ q__ e__ v__ v______ S-r- q-e e-e v-i v-l-a-? ------------------------ Será que ele vai voltar? 0
Maybe he won’t call me? Se----ue e----- --i t-le-----? S___ q__ e__ m_ v__ t_________ S-r- q-e e-e m- v-i t-l-f-n-r- ------------------------------ Será que ele me vai telefonar? 0
I wonder if he thinks about me. Eu --r--n-o--e -e ele p-ns------im. E_ p__________ s_ e__ p____ e_ m___ E- p-r-u-t---e s- e-e p-n-a e- m-m- ----------------------------------- Eu pergunto-me se ele pensa em mim. 0
I wonder if he has someone else. E--pergunt--m--s---l- t-m-outr-. E_ p__________ s_ e__ t__ o_____ E- p-r-u-t---e s- e-e t-m o-t-a- -------------------------------- Eu pergunto-me se ele tem outra. 0
I wonder if he lies. Eu-p--gunt---- -- el--e-tá-a-----ir. E_ p__________ s_ e__ e___ a m______ E- p-r-u-t---e s- e-e e-t- a m-n-i-. ------------------------------------ Eu pergunto-me se ele está a mentir. 0
Maybe he thinks of me? S-r---ue ----pe--- -m --m? S___ q__ e__ p____ e_ m___ S-r- q-e e-e p-n-a e- m-m- -------------------------- Será que ele pensa em mim? 0
Maybe he has someone else? S-r- --e --e-te----t-a? S___ q__ e__ t__ o_____ S-r- q-e e-e t-m o-t-a- ----------------------- Será que ele tem outra? 0
Maybe he tells me the truth? S-r- --e-e-- diz-a-v-rd-d-? S___ q__ e__ d__ a v_______ S-r- q-e e-e d-z a v-r-a-e- --------------------------- Será que ele diz a verdade? 0
I doubt whether he really likes me. Eu -------q-- el- g--t---ea-men-- -- mim. E_ d_____ q__ e__ g____ r________ d_ m___ E- d-v-d- q-e e-e g-s-e r-a-m-n-e d- m-m- ----------------------------------------- Eu duvido que ele goste realmente de mim. 0
I doubt whether he’ll write to me. E- --v-do que--l-----e----va. E_ d_____ q__ e__ m_ e_______ E- d-v-d- q-e e-e m- e-c-e-a- ----------------------------- Eu duvido que ele me escreva. 0
I doubt whether he’ll marry me. Eu--uvid---u- --e s- ca-e -omi-o. E_ d_____ q__ e__ s_ c___ c______ E- d-v-d- q-e e-e s- c-s- c-m-g-. --------------------------------- Eu duvido que ele se case comigo. 0
Does he really like me? S-rá-q----l- -----e--e--o----d-----? S___ q__ e__ r________ g____ d_ m___ S-r- q-e e-e r-a-m-n-e g-s-a d- m-m- ------------------------------------ Será que ele realmente gosta de mim? 0
Will he write to me? Será-qu- ele-me vai e--rev-r? S___ q__ e__ m_ v__ e________ S-r- q-e e-e m- v-i e-c-e-e-? ----------------------------- Será que ele me vai escrever? 0
Will he marry me? S-r----e-e-e-s---ai --s-r-c---go? S___ q__ e__ s_ v__ c____ c______ S-r- q-e e-e s- v-i c-s-r c-m-g-? --------------------------------- Será que ele se vai casar comigo? 0

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