Example sentences of "i do [verb] [pers pn] " in BNC.
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1 | What the hell have I done to upset her ? |
2 | I done bought her a di'mond ring , |
3 | What have I done to make her so chilly ? |
4 | ‘ What had I done to make her so cross ? ’ |
5 | What have I done to make you feel like this ? |
6 | ‘ What have I done to make you despise me so much ? ’ |
7 | Above all Lecercle emerges from what has been called the " both-and " school of poststructuralism , that is , he is happy to include a plurality of theories and norms on the one hand and of practices and common sense on the other : Langue is OK but some New Yorkers just do say " I done do it " . |
8 | What have I done to deserve it ? ’ |
9 | What have I done to deserve it , I ask ? ’ |
10 | What can I do to turn it round to a positive . |
11 | PEG ( without looking at Abberley ) : What could I do to cheer you up ? |
12 | Right , what can I do to kill you ? |
13 | PEG : What could I do to stop you troubling ? |
14 | He claims it was a mole but I know it was him — what can I do to shut him up ? |
15 | What can I do to give you an orgasm ? |
16 | And I 'd I do think it 's possible erm with help for people both sides have a partnership to change you know if we take an honest look at ourselves . |
17 | What can I do to get her to allow others to have a say ? |
18 | What can I do to get it back ? |
19 | What can I do to get you off the phone ? ’ |
20 | What can I do to help her ? |
21 | ‘ Well , what can I do to help her ? ’ asked Mrs Corney angrily . |
22 | ‘ What can I do to help you ? ’ |
23 | It 's making me feel uncomfortable now , what can I do to discourage him ? |
24 | I 'm not going to do what he wants even if I do fancy you . |
25 | I do owe you that . |
26 | Maybe I do owe you something after all . |
27 | Their kindness is out of this world and I do hope they win your Gold St*r award . |
28 | I do hope they 're all right . ’ |
29 | ‘ Oh , I do hope they do n't think I did it to get out of doing my chores ; that would be too bad . ’ |
30 | Secondly , although the anecdotal nature of my illustrations do not add up to a seriously informative lecture , with full classifications and statistical support , I do hope they identify areas of particular neglect in our English language studies , and suggest the fruitfulness of these topics for further work . |