Examples of using Something would in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Something would change.
And then, um, something would happen.
Something would have happened!
Haley, what if something would have happened?
Something would have to change.
People also translate
If I had stayed something would have happened.
Something would have happened!
Did you have the silly idea that something would happen between us?!
What if something Would have happened to you?
Maybe the fight will make a difference and something would change.
And then, something would happen.
If I got home early to be with them, something would go wrong.
Not really Something would have been arranged.
But if Claire had been out of the picture, something would have happened.
If something would have happened to you because of me.
I mean, it's not like I wanted a party, but something would have been nice.
And saying something would have made it worse.
He fought 100 men by himself Sir, had he not been there today, something would have happened to us.
And then, um, something would happen. It would start out like that.
I would have been fine, just gone down there, and something would have rolled of my tongue.
Something would show, a crack
I mean didn't you say you wished something would happen to him so he wouldn't go through with the election?
Something would physically stop us. If we weren't meant to be on the train tomorrow.
Because I was scared that if I turned down your proposal that would mean that something would.
If something would have happened, and… and if there's something that I could have done and I.
it up to 88, maybe something would happen.
Then something would happen… someonefindsoutorsomeone falls in love and it ends disastrously.
King Narai had Lop Buri alternative capital if something would happened to Ayutthaya,
Then something would happen… someone finds out or someone falls in love and it ends disastrously.
It was shown that those who required something would by implication be required to pay for it.