Example sentences of "[vb base] [pers pn] [modal v] [vb infin] a " in BNC.
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| 1 | Through one of the glass panes in Plover Hide I could see a twite : a plump little linnet-like bird , brown , streaky-breasted , with a bright yellow stubby bill . |
| 2 | I mean I can take a form up to the porters in Goodricke and they 'll give me a key to a minibus . |
| 3 | MAX : You mean I can have a go at the tune ? |
| 4 | Oh does she , I , I mean I can have a word with little kids always . |
| 5 | I , I mean I can have a sausage roll and a piece of cake |
| 6 | I mean I can see a typical lot of people at a time |
| 7 | I mean I can get a bit more off you see . |
| 8 | So I send I 'll send a bit each w week fortnight when I get all my money . |
| 9 | I expect I 'll find a way of testing your different abilities . |
| 10 | Joan and Dennis will tell me all about it I 'm sure and I expect I will get a Christmas card from Kylie and her mother and father , ’ she added . |
| 11 | Next time I see him , I 'll probably see him tomorrow no I , you usually see him round town , so I say I 'll arrange a time |
| 12 | As I say I 'll take a stall and I 'll be there all day if anyone can help me . |
| 13 | I say I 'll have a word with them and he should n't follow me . |
| 14 | they ca n't tell the difference I mean there 's nothing In fact if I ca n't get Krona at Presto and I ca n't get it at Co-op , I shall write to Kr to Pre to Krona and say I 'll have a I 'll have a box . |
| 15 | I say I 'd like a |
| 16 | You say I could make a veterinary nurse — that 's as maybe , but I 'm sure I 'd never be any good as a vet . ’ |
| 17 | But I have n't got I could n't at this stage say I could do a tap next year . |
| 18 | If there is a tide flowing , to avoid being swept downtide you can take a transit on the next mark to steer the rhumb line . |
| 19 | I suggest you might bring a sandwich along Paul . |
| 20 | ‘ Put the kettle on , I expect she 'll have a cuppa when she gets 'ere . ’ |
| 21 | I expect you can watch a bit of video . |
| 22 | I expect you 'd like a drink , oh of course not , you 've given up . ’ |
| 23 | ‘ I expect you 'd like a bit of rest while you drink yer tea . |
| 24 | ‘ I expect you 'd like a cup of tea . |
| 25 | ‘ I 've just been brewing some coffee — I expect you 'd like a cup . |
| 26 | The Forum Gallery has gathered a group of paintings , drawings and pastels by Walkowitz , on view until 17 October and if you hurry you can catch a show of drawings that Walkowitz did of the dancer Isadora Duncan until 9 October at Zabriskie . |
| 27 | For a comedy touch you could add a small sign saying ‘ nice to see you ’ . |
| 28 | If you decide to buy it by post and say you will send a cheque , SEND IT . |
| 29 | Right , so normally we , you know , we want to be reasonably confident , right , so we want to have a reasonably small significance level we do n't want that significance level to be too small , otherwise the power of the test will diminish very rapidly so we normally use the ten or the five percent , five percent level and if you just look at the er the five percent column , right , overall realistic sample sizes , right , from a hundred and twenty down to , to about twenty , I , those T ratios were the critical value they are all about two and that 's why we say you can have a T ratio of about greater than two , then you can be at least ninety five percent confident about your inference . |
| 30 | As Senior Clinical Research Associate you will play a key role in this pioneering phase , assisting in the design and implementation of programmes for clinical research and advising on the establishment of standard operating procedures to set the foundation for the future . |