English translation of life sentences, about life in English

1.The old man saw the little girl running out of the museum.

2.I saw him enter the building and go upstairs.

3.He was seen entering the store and stealing some food from the shelves.

4.This little tea is not enough for me to drink.

5.Why did he call the police? He called the police to catch the thief.

6.This major traffic accident caused a lot of damage.

7.Robt desperately wanted to run away from her, but he drove her home.

8.The teacher asked if the boy had broken the glass.

9.The police contact Tim's neighbor to ask about the thieves.

10.Do thieves have accomplices? I do not know. But my neighbor said he did.

1 The old man saw the little girl running out of the museum.

2 And I saw him go into the building, and go upstairs.

3 He was seen going into the shop and stealing some food from the shelf.

4 This tea is hot for me.

5 Why did he give the police **? He called the police to report the thief.

6 In this great accident was much more damaged.

7 Robert was tempted to stay away from her, so she took him into the car and drove him home.

8 The teacher asks if the window has been broken by a big boy.

9 The policeman contacted his neighbor to find out about the thief.

10 Is the thief complicit? I do not know. But my neighbor said that the thief had an accomplice.

1.The old man saw the girl run out of the museum.

2.I saw him walk into the apartment and go upstairs.

3.He was seen walking into the store and stealing something.

4.This tea is too hot for me.

5.Why did he call the police, because he wanted to expose the thieves.

6.Traffic accidents have caused a lot of damage.

I wanted to leave her alone, but later took her to the car and sent her home.

8.The teacher asked if it was the big guy who broke the glass.

9.The police asked Tim's neighbor about the burglars.

10.I don't know if the thieves were complicit, but my neighbor said there was one.

1.The old man saw a little girl running outside the museum.

2.I saw him enter the building and go upstairs.

3.He walked into the store and stole some food from the price. (This sentence is in the passive voice, meaning that he is seen.) In order to conform to the word order habits of Chinese, it is generally not translated into being dynamic).

4.This tea is too hot for me.

5.Why did he call the police? He called the police to report the thief.

6.A lot of damage was caused in this major traffic accident.

7.Lobert wanted to run to her badly, but instead he pulled her into the car and drove her home.

8.The teacher asked if the window was broken by a big boy.

9.The police approached his mother's neighbor and asked him about the burglar.

10.Did that thief have accomplices? I don't know, but my neighbor said he had one.

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English about life.

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About life

1. Take advantage of the sunshine and the breeze to keep it quiet. Take advantage of the sunshine and the reason why people can is to believe that they can. the reason why people can is to believe in It's not terrible not to get it, but it's a joke to can't keep it.

it's a joke if you can't get it, if you can't keep what you get, cherish it. What you get, cherish is the best character of a successful person. never say die is the best character o