کلمات با «W»

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• Wait a moment. I’ll get you a stronger bulb.
• Wait here to have your passport stamped.
• Waiter, I’d like a menu, please.
• Waiter, the bill please.
• Waiter, the menu please.
• Walking – ice skating – sledding
• Was the letter sent by Soheila?
• Was there a sale at the supermarket?
• Was there anybody else in that room?
• Was there? I’m sorry. I missed it.
• Wasn’t Ali talking with the teacher?
• Wasn’t he tired?
• Watch the road crossing further ahead. There are no lights or traffic signals, you know.
• Watch – bracelet – necklace – watchband
• We are out of debt.
• We are used to this climate.
• We believe in God.
• We blame ourselves.
• We called on them last night.
• We can but try.
• We can listen to CDs or watch TV, or just talk.
• We can repair the roof ourselves.
• We can’t listen to CDs.
• We can’t use car. I have a flat.
• We did a lot of work this morning, didn’t we?
• We did for the first five years of our marriage, but now we go to the theater, instead.
• We didn't go anywhere else.
• We didn't go hunting because it was raining.
• We didn't go out because of the cold.
• We do get a lot of rain in spring. But it help bring the flowers we have in summer.
• We do not go to school on Friday.
• We don’t do dyeing here. Try Sal’s on Fourth Avenue.
• We eat special foods and exchange gifts.
• We elect members to the parliament.
• We got ourselves into trouble.
• We have a special sale on this brand. One can is fifty cents, two cans are fifty-two cents.
• We have all kind of piece, apple, cherry, pine apple.
• We have an excellent selection.
• We have apple pie, peach pie and blueberry pie.
• We have arrived somewhat late, I am afraid.
• We have been there quite often.
• We have enough bread.
• We have enough food to last for a month.
• We have had no news from him yet.
• We have no choice. We have only one day to see the city.
• We have studied English since 1960.
• We haven’t been there lately?
• We hope to prevent anything unpleasant from happening.
• We meant to have stayed there a week.
• We missed you yesterday. Were you ill?
• We must find money for the rent somehow.
• We must get someone to take care of the baby while we're out.
• We need some furniture.
• We needn’t have hurried.
• We often stay at home on Fridays.
• We pay a dollar seventy-five an hour, and time and a half for over time.
• We plan to stay the day there.
• We shall get there somehow.
• We shall meet The President in Mehrabad Airport tomorrow.
• We shall meet him.
• We shan’t meet him.
• We stood up in order to see better.
• We stood up so as to see better.
• We stood up so that we could see better.
• We walked farther than we planned.
• We went to Mashad in Mehr.
• We weren’t in the garden yesterday.
• We will appreciate receiving an answer immediately.
• We will go for a walk if you feel like.
• We work forty hours a week, from nine to twelve and two to six, and from eight to nine on Saturday.
• We'd rather walk to school.
• Wednesday – Thursday – Friday – Saturday
• Well, I need some envelopes. As long as you’re going could you bring me five and also mail these letters?
• Well, I wish you luck. My company has an office in New York and I’ll be here for another two years. I hope we’ll meet again.do you come here often?
• Well, I’m afraid I can’t help you.
• Well, all right but I’d still prefer to rent a car.
• Well, for one thing, there are fewer jobs for unskilled workers.
• Well, here’s your pen. Thank you very much.
• Well, how do I look?
• Well, let’s meet Friday afternoon at four o’clock , but phone me the day before to remind me.
• Well, then I guess there must be some mistake.
• Well, then, what’s there to complain about?
• Well, there are three names before yours.
• Well, where are you from?
• Were there two men at the bus stop?
• Were they expensive?
• Were you at the cinema yesterday.
• Were you playing while it was raining?
• Weren’t you at home last night?
• We’d better have stayed at home.
• We’d better hurry or we’ll be late.
• We’d better hurry or we’ll miss our bus.
• We’ll see about that. Any way, you know that practice makes perfect.
• We’re going by car because we know we’ll be too tired to take the train home.
• We’re going to drive. That way, we can stop at many more places.
• We’re having lunch at the moment.
• We’re learning about the government of our city. We’re going to the museum tomorrow.
• We’re open from 8 in the morning until 6 in the evening.
• We’ve just moved into the neighborhood. I’m Mrs. Melina. I have to long list of medicines we need.
• We’ve just moved to a new apartment.