Examples of using Second sentence in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Second sentence, absolutely not.
I do not understand the second sentence.
Every second sentence starts with,‘When I.
I didn't understand the second sentence.
Your second sentence is what I just said.
Then I write the second sentence.
Your second sentence is a non-sequitur to the first.
I fell asleep after the second sentence.
The second sentence is to multiply the penalty for speeding from 20 to 40 km/ h to thousands of rubles.
What is explained in the second sentence?
I just realized that my second sentence contradicts the first.
From and Israeli perspective, however,the radical part of Trump's message was in the second sentence.
At least they got the second sentence correct.
Everybody can see that the scene that the firstsentence describes might happen in reality, but that of the second sentence cannot.
I don't see how your second sentence follows from your first.
I stopped reading after the second sentence.
Now we're going to move to the second sentence, which says the same thing in the passive voice.
And I don't understand the second sentence.
Who doesn't get annoyed when a call is suddenly cut off,or when there is no reception and every second sentence is cut off?
He says this in the second sentence.
In both the sentences, you can find that the word‘perception' is used in the sense of‘sight' and hence, the first sentence can be rewritten as‘youare deceived by the sight of a serpent on a rope', and the second sentence can be rewritten as‘your sight is wrong'.
If it doesn' t induce the reader to proceed to the second sentence, your article is dead.
In both the sentences, you can find that the word‘sensation' is used in the sense of‘feeling' and hence, the meaning of the first sentence would be‘he created a feeling among youngsters',and the meaning of the second sentence would be‘a leper has no feeling on his skin'.
I began with“We were naked” to emphasize the feminine aspect;I also wanted to stress the genocide in her second sentence in the introduction:“They said to us, you see that chimney; that's where you're going.”.
I do not understand your second sentence.
If your content does not prompt the reader to go to the second sentence, your article is dead.
The first sentence is the correct one andit sounds good while the second sentence is out of context.
In both the sentences, the word issue is used in the sense of‘matter' and hence, the first sentence can bewritten as‘it was a serious matter', and the second sentence would be rewritten as‘the matter was amicably settled.'.
In both the sentences, the word risk is used in the sense of‘chance' and hence, the meaning of the first sentence would be‘the batsman took a chance in playing that shot',and the meaning of the second sentence would be‘there are many chances experienced by circus professionals'.