Example sentences of "[conj] [pron] 'll [verb] [pers pn] [pos pn] " in BNC.
Next page| No | Sentence |
|---|---|
| 1 | " You keep your hands off her , Mr Gristy , or you 'll make it my business , an " all . " |
| 2 | He picks himself up and declares about Fedka , later in the novel , ‘ I suffered for ten years on his account , more than he suffered as a soldier , and — and I 'll give him my purse . ’ |
| 3 | Come back next week , if you dare , and I 'll give you my answer . " |
| 4 | ‘ And you can come with me , ’ said Sam to Tim , ‘ and I 'll show you her make-up bag . ’ |
| 5 | You attempt to go near her again and I 'll make it my business to go across there … ’ |
| 6 | And I 'll make it my practice in future to call here unannounced . |
| 7 | ‘ Besides , th'know mine now , and I 'll tell thee my trade like thee asked . |
| 8 | Do n't go to the police and I 'll bring you your memory this afternoon . |
| 9 | little bits , little bits and I 'll buy you your tobacco Neil nothing much but little bits of something now if he were working and could give me the full sixty that is thirty for his room and thirty for his food so that I did n't have to worry about th actually paying for him but he was paying me Paul is going to pay me fifty that 's thirty pounds in , I made a rule to Paul that he is going to eat thirty pounds worth of food and there are only twenty pounds in my profit and then the other rule , a man called Alan this window cleaner he wants the room that I 'm in at the moment |
| 10 | do we want to erm go I mean obviously we want to go away and I 'll do it with my friend and you 'll do it your |
| 11 | ‘ No , but if you 'll give me your spare keys I can be waiting here for you when you get back . |
| 12 | Beckoning over a young man , whose look of boredom miraculously changed to one of interest when he saw Ellie , the receptionist gave a wry smile before instructing , ‘ If you 'll give him your car keys , he 'll park it for you and take your luggage up to your room — and do n't give him more than your car keys , ’ she added with friendly warning . |
| 13 | He says an which he says you 've worked so hard , cos I worked for two casters which I should n't have done really , but that 's how I were used to working you see and er , he said er , I said well me dad keeps asking me to go and work for him , and he said well I 'll tell you what I 'll do with you , he says you 've worked so hard for us , this bloke came from Bloxford you know He says you 've worked so hard for us , he said we 'll agree to you going with your father , er for a month and see whether you like it , and if you do n't like it , come back and we 'll give you your job back . |
| 14 | So here 's a way to guarantee a brilliant read both now and every month — take out a new subscription to Outdoor Action and we 'll send you your free copy of this top quality book , plus the next 12 issues of Britain 's Brightest Outdoor Magazine , straight to your door . |
| 15 | So here 's a way to guarantee a brilliant read both now and every month — take out a new subscription to Outdoor Action and we 'll send you your free copy of this top quality book , plus the next 12 issues of Britain 's Brightest Outdoor Magazine , straight to your door . |
| 16 | Give them a bell and they 'll send you their catalogues . |
| 17 | and he 'll show you his eloquent brown-and-lilac bottom . |
| 18 | Delighted to see you , Mr and Mrs White — Dartmouth , I 'm sorry — not married yet , ha , ha , two weeks in paradise and you will be , we can arrange a beautiful and tasteful ceremony at sunset on the jetty just behind the oil tanks — this is the Captain 's lounge bar , this is the Captain himself — buy him a rum and he 'll tell you his life story in four different languages , two of them English — and this is the staircase — can I give you a hand with that bag ? |
| 19 | Erm , but I 'll give you my home number to see what else we do in the other things , phone my office , please . |
| 20 | Actually when you consider that particular kind of situation , what type of person would , in a crucial decision , knowing he was charged with the responsibility for the direction of his family , say ‘ I consider my plan to be the most effective , but we 'll do it your way to keep peace ’ ? |
| 21 | He says he 's not a proud man but he 'll pass you his watch , adding cryptically that ‘ the front 's for sale , the back is n't ’ , and you 'll discover from the inscription that it was a gift from TMcL for gaining distinction in his final exams in 1961 . |