Example sentences of "[conj] [vb infin] [conj] [pers pn] can " in BNC.
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1 | Windows is stuffed full of things you have to configure or change before you can set up a printer , for example . |
2 | She may not be able to read or write but she can convert dollars , francs , rand , etc into escudos ! |
3 | They can ask colleagues to come in and comment and you can add a little bit . |
4 | I can not stand here and guarantee that we can halt that long-term consolidation of holdings in agriculture . |
5 | ‘ I want to do more and feel that I can , now that I 've brought up my family . ’ |
6 | He can serve and volley and he can stay back court . ’ |
7 | Let intuition take over and see whether you can find some promising lines , passing through several of these points . |
8 | Let's go on and see whether you can pick it up . |
9 | ‘ We 'll go up and see if we can see how she got here . |
10 | ‘ Let's just pop upstairs and see if we can find something more suitable . ’ |
11 | ‘ Let's go and see if we can see the fogs , then when we 're sure about them , perhaps we can get a close look at the engine — perhaps it 's broken down . ’ |
12 | Let's go underground and see if we can get them to talk a bit more freely . " |
13 | Confronted with such a situation , with no sure indication as to how , if at all , a satisfactory clarification of particular identity might be found , we might be tempted to think that the best course to follow is to try and see if we can make do without relying on this awkward and intractable concept . |
14 | Let's cruise and see if we can pick him up . ’ |
15 | It does reflect right through society er still does n't , the message still does n't get home , and I would like to move Mr Chairman , that er we do again er write and see if we can get some special recognition of this very serious problem that there is . |
16 | ‘ Our aim is to stay on course to meet our objectives , continue to learn and see if we can steal another victory . ’ |
17 | Yeah but he was a shopper so person in charge let's go and see if we can find someone . |
18 | oh I said we 'll try and see if we can get it done I says , so |
19 | Shall we go back and see if we can change it ? |
20 | I mean , we 'll go up and see if we can start it |
21 | right , alright , let's go and see if we can find these words |
22 | to try and see if we can get some sort of dance group in to get that culture over . |
23 | Well , then you 'd probably wan na go and see if they can |
24 | So if , if he goes round after er school he can just walk round and see if he can get it . |
25 | Now , you managed to trick us into publishing — sort of tricked Thereza — into publishing a few numbers and now you 're going to go back and see if you can produce those as fraud . |
26 | ‘ You should try and see if you can do it yourself , ’ Denice suggests . |
27 | Robert , had n't you better go and see if you can comfort her ? ’ |
28 | If you 've got something I can put the water in I 'll go and see if I can get some for you , ’ Maggie offered . |
29 | All right : let's go and see if I can help them get in . |
30 | ‘ You stay here and think it over quietly — ’ he put another glass of wine in her hand — ‘ and I 'll go and see if I can get rid of the remaining folks . ’ |