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a few things I've noticed
a few things you've learned
a la ve
a las cuales se ve sometida
A lot of time has passed since I've seen him.
A quien tanto ve, con un ojo le basta.
A ver, que a los hombres se os ve venir de lejos
aborregar - aborrega a quien lo ve
absorb - until you've absorbed it
Acabo de = I've just / I just ... - grammar
after 50 years I’ve found you tried and true
after all that I've been through
After we're gone / after we've gone - grammar
After what you've no doubt stepped in?
Ahí/Aquí donde me ve
Alguien que me ve - grammar
all the family times you've included her in - grammar
All the still-born love that could've happened
All the things I've done / I did to you - grammar
Always weigh what I've
And I've looked over.
And I've never wanted to set myself up for....
And I’ve had my fill of politics to last a lifetime.
and say we've got to pull the plug
Anda y ve.
anda/ve a estudiar - grammar
anywhere but here, because I've been in this city for too long
as far as the way we've been operating
as good as any I've ever tried
As I liked everything about that place, I've spent 2 weeks there last summer
As I'll be working more, they've agreed to, of course, pay.. - grammar
as long as I've made my feelings in the matter plain"
As much as I've tried
as of now I bet you've got me wrong - grammar
as you've traveled through this book
as've taken a bullet or worse for King and Country
Así de imponente se ve la ciudad de São Paulo desde arriba!
Así que ya sabes ve reuniendo gente
at least the ones I've worked for - grammar
Aunque el mar no se ve
bar - I've got four bars (digital)
Based on what I've seen
be through - after all we've been through
be under arrest, you've got the right...
Because I've led her on
Because I've yet to be shown
Before you take my heart, reconsider I've opened the door
best course I've ever / never taken
best movie I've ever seen
boots you've got on - grammar
Bueno, ve lo / velo / vélo - grammar
Build on the progress we've made since...
But I've synchs
But now I've gone and thrown it all away.
but otherwise I've got no leads.
But the longer I´ve lived here
but they've
by doing this project I’ve learnt that (by + gerund / through + gerund) - grammar
By the time we decide, we could've walked there
By using the Internet I've learnt a lot. - grammar
Cada quien ve para su santo
Can't you read my mind that's all I've ever wanted from you
Cause you’ve been teasing me
cheat - You've been cheated on
check that I've understood properly
Chico como lo ve
claro - no ve claro
clients I've worked for/to
clothes’ve/men’ve (Spoken) - grammar
¿Cómo se me ve?
Cómo se me ve/me veo
como se ve
¿cómo se ve de anfitrión?
Como tu cuerpo se ve inundado de azúcar - grammar
¿Cómo ve el nivel competitivo?
compensar - se ve compensado
con semejante modales, por encimita se te ve
Corazón que no ve corazón que no siente
corazón que no ve es corazón que no siente.
could it be that I've been touched and turned
Could've fooled me
Could've gone either way.
could've, would've, will've - grammar
cuando más oscuro se ve es porque va a amanecer
cuando me río se me ve feo
cuando mi perro ve otras perros - grammar
Cuando nadie me ve
Cuando se ve una de las películas, eso hace que se quiera continuar viendo el resto de la saga
cuando ve las orejas al lobo cambian
Cuando ve/vea u oye/oiga a la policía (Subjunctive after "cuando") - grammar
cuyo proceso se ve reflejado en el expediente que integra la presente - legal
de manera que se ve / vea más grande - grammar
de ve
definitely - You've definitely been here too long
Dejarse ve la costura
déjate de rodeos y ve al grano
desde hace / hace ? (I've been reading this book for three weeks) - grammar
despite protests from Lauren "E" that they've "got next"
Do it like you had / Do it like you've got - grammar
Does what I've written sound correct? *
Doesn't it follow, that anyone could've been responsible for the disappearance of the search party?
Don't come down the ladder, mother. I've taken it away.
Don't hold back baby, you've really got to go for it. Give it everything!
each highway I've flown
El pesimista ve
El problema se ve agravado...
El que que se quema con leche ve la vaca y llora
El zorro no se ve la cola. (dicho)
Ella es la que ve eso (la que esta a cargo)
Ella se ve bien !
es que ve
es todo un palo, la primera vez que te ve desnuda.
esfuerzo y dedicación se ve/ven (Concordancia, sujeto-verbo) - grammar
eso no se ve todos los días - grammar
Eso se ve desde aqui
esta dificultad se ve superada/compensada por...
estar enojado, feliz, o triste ="debajas", "vebajas", o “ve bajas"
Este platillo se ve / mira sabroso
even if I've managed to do something once before
even though I haven't been / I've never been - grammar
Even though I/I've left, I've done a lot. - grammar
Ever since I was little I've been wanting to make a difference.
Ever since then they've invited us often
Everything you've thought about doing seems really good
Excuse me. It will take me a while to translate what you've written.
Far better than you could've imagined
feeling like I've been needed at home
Finjo que no me ve
First as long as I've been...
first time I do/I've done - grammar
first we've heard
for every time you’ve brought me through
For months I've already been excited about your next party! - grammar
for of time I've got plenty
For one month I've been ill
for the blood you've shed
for the fastest fajitas you've ever had - grammar
friends that I've made over the years
from what I've heard
from what research I've been able to do
From what you've done so far...
f***ed up ; I've had it
get what we've paid for
Get-to-get (got to get) "You've just got to get your rest"
Give it all you've got
Give it all you've got (command or infinitive)
give this job everything you've got
giving up on the hand you've been dealt
Go Fish! Ve, Vé. Vete o Véte. - grammar
go over - something that I’ve gone over myself
Go to town -- You've really gone to town with these charts
got glasses, realized how ugly I've become
groom - I’ve realized how much I was groomed
Had I not loved you, I would've had to kill you - grammar
Hang on to the knot they’ve tied at the end of their rope.
happier than i've ever been
¡Has sido muy malo! ¡Ve a casa de mamá!
haul - I've hauled those out
He could've at least...
He could’ve been had for the Blazers.
He looks = Se ve/parece - grammar
He should've better known better - grammar
he thinks I've given him crabs
Hijo de hombre, busca y ve
Him I've heard of (inversion) - grammar
Hola, me llamo Shermicka Tatum, that all I've got
Hope you've passed well the night and not be too tired - grammar
Hoping that now you've just turned one
how far we've come
How far we've come. Canción Linkin Park
How far you've gone/you're gone.
How long has it been since you've been late to class? - grammar
How many years is it now that I've been working like a slave?
how very fond I've grown of you
I admit (that) I've ... - grammar
I already/I've already - grammar
I always think about Argentina, but today I've really been thinking about it a lot
I am proud of you for all that you've done. - grammar
I am sorry for everything I just couldn't do and I've hurt myself.
I can't believe I've found you
I can't remember the people I've heard it from. - grammar
I cannot be anything but what I've always been.
I could've (done something)
I could've gone
I could've got it a few days earlier...
I could've had my pick of pretty much any job in North Dallas
I could've walked, but I would've arrived late.
I don't believe we've met
I don't believe you've ever been here before - grammar
I don't care what they've got keep on turning them down
I don't feel like what I've done is a crime - grammar
I don't know but I've been told
I don't know how long it has been since I've wanted to become..." - grammar
I don't know what you've done to me
I don't think anyone could've been... - grammar
I don't think I've ever seen him drive this aggressively.
I don't think I've gotten through to you yet
I don't think I've met you yet
I don't think I've seen
I don't think we've met before - grammar
I don't think we've met, have we?
I don’t think I’ve ever....
I especially love the verandah. I’ve always loved covered wraparound decks, and yours is perfect
I feel as if I've run a marathon
I feel like I´ve been let in on a terrible secret!
I feel like I've been groomed
I feel like I've been here forever
I feel like I've been run over by a freight train
I feel like/as if I've been here before
I feel much more reassured when I've been for a health check
I give up, I've tried, but...
I got a job or I've got a job - grammar
I got an idea / I have an idea / I've got an idea - grammar
I got it, I'll get it, I've got it - grammar
i got it/i've got
I got to pack, I've got to pack
I gotta go / I've to go - grammar
I had / I've - grammar
I have / I've got - grammar
I have thought about you and wondered how you’ve been
I have to = I've to / I hafta - grammar
I have to/ I've got to
I haven't / I've not & I'm not / I am not - grammar
I hear / I've heard - grammar
I hope that shows with each step we've taken
I hope that you've had a good summer so far
I hope you've been well since then
I hope you've brought the nice weather with you
I hope you've had a good weekend
I hope you've had a nice holiday
I hope you've liked it
I just / I've just - grammar
I just saw him. I've just seen him. - grammar
I know I've got to find some serious piece of mind,
I know I've left it a bit late
I know you've been busy
I know you've been waiting the/for yours
I know/I've ever met
I lived/I've lived in Cardiff for two years - grammar
I must've been...
I need to document the changes I've made...
i need you boo, i've got to see you boo and there's hearts all over the world tonight
I never would've guessed
I read / I've read that book (past simple / present perfect simple) - grammar
I really appreciate everything you've done to help me
I returned home later than I would've liked...
I rigged when I should've zagged.
I saw that there is..../ I've seen that there is.... - grammar
I saw/I've seen three police cars this morning - grammar
I should´ve left my phone at home ´cause this is a disaster
I should've bought more
I should've guessed!
I should've planned
I should've shown you this yesterday...
I still have / I've still a dream about you - grammar
I think I ve rounded up the last of the beer bottles
I think I've been had
I think I've earned it!
I think I've gone insane
I think I've improved (my language skill) since I left Madrid.
I told him he should’ve swept you off your feet by now.
I tried / I've tried - grammar
I used to / I've doing - grammar
I ve been sent
I wanna find something I’ve wanted all along
I was living / I've been living / in New York for two years / - grammar
I was wondering if you could take a look once I've finished - grammar
I wasn't able to enjoy myself as much as I would've like to have
I wish I could've stayed
I wish we could've talked it out
I would spare you this / I've already been spared for many years
I would've answered the telephone... (CONDITIONAL PERFECT)
I would've asked you...
I would've been there but I had to work
I would've come...
I would've done her at the time
I would've gladly dropped my pants for you
I would've gone shopping if I didn't have (pluscuamperfecto del subjuntivo) - grammar
I would've gone to Peru if I had had money
I would've liked - grammar
I would've liked to have met him...
I would've snapped his hand off!
I would've wished I could have written you back sooner - grammar
I`ve rejigged things a bit and now...
I´ll feel just awful if I´ve been getting your name wrong...
I´ve also never been in Madrid - grammar
I´ve always been though
I´ve always thought it - grammar
I´ve attached the photos of your family
I´ve been black
I´ve been called Liz for 28 years
I´ve been having children-problems - grammar
I´ve been living/I live? - grammar
I´ve been looking for some....
I´ve been meaning to ask you
I´ve been researching on Guatemala and Honduras
I´ve been studying some years = hace unos años...
I´ve been through - grammar
I´ve come about the DVD recorder you sold me las week
I´ve gone back to looking into the real estate crisis
I´ve got
i´ve got a little with one of my site
I´ve got myself into a bit of a scrape
I´ve got no distance left to run
I´ve got the numbers just about
I´ve got to get it all air expressed
I´ve got to go over to Berlin to see a client
I´ve grown quite used...
I´ve had enough
I´ve known you for a long time
I´ve made up your mind - grammar
I´ve never been to / in Dubai before - grammar
I´ve never studied english for more than 3 moths running
I´ve not seen such an exciting film for ages
I´ve only got a job!
I´ve seen Passion Pit live
I´ve taken up working as... ?
I...ve been swept off my feet
I' ve been thinking about you...
I'd've thought...
I'll bet you've got a theory about crop circles!
I'll need to think of something, or I've had it!
I'll take you down the only road I've ever been down.
I'm afraid I've forgotten my book, so I don't know.
I'm afraid I've lost the money - grammar
I'm glad you've had fun.
I'm going to run you through the dumb mistakes you've done.
I'm lost like a kid and i'm late but I've never taken your coats
I'm not going out this evening until I've finished all this work - grammar
I'm not hard I've got women to handle that
I'm not having Mum frightening them off before I've got to know them.
I'm not sure I've phrased it exactly right.
I'm reasonably confident I've got the answer right...
I'm scared that i've f***ed up your life too
I'm sneezing all over the place and I've got a runny nose
I'm sorry for everything I've done to you.
I'm sorry that I've been out of touch.
I'm sorry to hear you've had a difficult time at school
I'm very happy since I've known we will see again - grammar
I've / I haven't, she's / she hasn't (Contracción) (tener / haber) - grammar
I've a car/I've two kids (contracción) - grammar
I've a feeling...
I've a life?
I've a major crush on you
I've a project with the National Institute of Public Health
I've abdicated from being my class president
I've achieved everything I've ever dreamed of.
I've added you in MSN/Skype/...
I've almost finished
I've already asked the office manager to have Maria...
I've already collected 50 surveys
I've already done it before - grammar
I've already got enough on my plate as it is
I've already ordered your present
I've already read...
I've already ruined it!
I've already seen it, it's a really good film
i've already told your mother
I've always admired him - grammar
I've always been - grammar
I've always been career driven
I've always dreamt.... - grammar
I've always lived there
I've always rather fancied
I've always told her I love her.
I've always tried to go with the flow of things
I've always wanted to... - grammar
I've always wondered
I've an exam tomorrow
I've an inquiry about a music issue again. And about telephone conversations.
I've asked him-begged him-to move away, but he refuses.
I've asked myself that question
I've asked you
i've asked you like 10 times
I've bee doing
I've been - grammar
I've been - grammar
I've been ___ing - grammar
I've been (llevo/he estado) - grammar
I've been / I went to Japan last year - grammar
I've been addicted to you
I've been alone
I've Been Around Enough To Know That Dreams Don't Turn To Gold
I've been at Lucas' / to Lucas's - grammar
I've been begging my parents to let me go to India
I've been begging you since you left
I've been behaving myself
I've been better
I've been better
I've been blasting so long
I've been bragging about you
I've been called worse.
I've been cooperating for three months... - grammar
I've been crap
I've been cut three times.
I've been doing sports - grammar
I've been drinking and partying every night with my friends
I've been enjoying
i've been fooled
I've been four times in Spain and I like to be here
I've been <gerund>
I've been going outta my head
I've been going to school for 6 years
I've been having a pain (present perfect simple/continuous) - grammar
I've been having strange dreams - grammar
I've been having the feeling - grammar
I've been having... - grammar
I've been hearing voices.
I've been hit by lightning
I've been holding this sleep schedule..
I've been in
I've been in / to Australia. - grammar
I've been in karate for 20 years... (karate)
I've been in Spain / I've been to Spain - grammar
I've been in Spain and France
I've been interested in...
I've been invited to a party - grammar
I've been known
I've been known to
I've been known to dabble
I've been known to...
I've been licked, washed up for years.
I've been listening to..... - grammar
I've been living in Panama - grammar
I've been living in Spain - grammar
I've been living my entire life in Oxford - grammar
I've been locked up for so long a time
I've been looking too hard
I've been made
I've been made dancing masters
I've been meaning to ask you...
I've been meaning to give you a call.
I've been misquoted
I've been more productive today than yesterday
I've been numbed
I've been on a cornbread kick.
I've been out of my mind + gerund - grammar
I've been playing football since I was eight - grammar
I've been practicing two songs for my piano recital
I've been recently coaching 'the wild cats' soccer team
I've been riding a bike ever since I was little - grammar
I've been rocking right now.
I've been running hot
I've been saying things to let my unpleasant feelings escape
I've been scorching my keyboard today
I've been searching for such a long time
I've been searching for you...
I've been several times to the US
I've been so bored when...
I've been so unhappy since my...
I've been sorry all my life
I've been spoiled by the sunny weather in California.
I've been stood up/she stood me up
I've been struggling among the country folk
I've been taking to + ing - grammar
I've been talking to myself
I've been there few month ago / I went there few months ago - grammar
I've been there for three months. - grammar
I've been there only once or twice
I've been there! / I can relate.
I've been thinking - grammar
I've been thinking about you
I've been thinking about you a lot today
I've been thinking as I have forgotten - grammar
I've been thinking it over
I've been thinking of writing this for 3 years now/already - grammar
I've been thinking...
I've been through
I've been through many difficulties...
I've been to ....
I've been to the bank yesterday - grammar
I've been to/in a theatre - grammar
I've been to/in Dubai - grammar
I've been to/in London twice. - grammar
I've been told
I've been told that salvation let their (angels) wings unfold
I've been too long I'm glad to be back
I've been trying...
I've been up for two days
I've been up since 6am because of this damn dog!
I've been up to me eyes in work
I've been vacationing there for years
I've been very lazy lately.
I've been waiting for you
I've been waiting for you - grammar
I've been waiting forever
I've been waiting..
I've been wanting to visit New York for a while
I've been warned for court.
I've been winded = I've been hit and can't talk
I've been working - grammar
I've been working (Present perfect progressive) - grammar
I've been working for six hours straight!
I've been working here for ten years...
I've been working on that
I've been worrying myself sick about something for a while now
I've been/was recently hired - grammar
I've bin waitin' for so long
I've booked an extra place for you
I've booked off a week in August...
I've boxed up some old books
I've brought a bag with me
I've built up quite an immunity.
I've cancer - grammar
I've caused this for myself= me causé
I've caused this problem for myself
I've changed my mind
I've changed my mind....
I've checked out all the websites
i've come across= he venido traves de?
I've come here only
I've come to borrow some milk - grammar
I've come too far to see the end now, even if my way is wron
I've come up so far
I've configured my Facebook to display in Spanish.
I've cooked / I've been cooking (Present Perfect / Present perfect progressive) - grammar
I've copied you on the email I sent to... - grammar
I've Couldn't Been Able To Reach Her!
I've crushed
I've cut my finger (off)
I've dealt myself a different hand
I've decided
I've decided that I don't have the heart to force you to
I've didn't / I haven't + past verb - grammar
I've done
I've done a screenshot / I've made a screenshot - grammar
I've done all I can handle today, tomorrow I'll do everything else
I've done all of them except two....
I've done I has been! - grammar
I've done it (today)
I've done it wrong...
I've done it yet
I've done my bit for... - grammar
I've done this over a thousand times
I've done too much
I've drawn zilch
I've drawn's a rough hand
I've dreamed of/to - grammar
I've earned the right to be..
I've edited and added - grammar
I've entrusted everything with you...
I've ever been lucky enough to set eyes on..
I've ever done
I've ever seen - grammar
I've ever/never had to deal with - grammar
I've fallen into his pace...
I've feeling in my bones!!
I've felt fear on the nights
I've filled in as much as I can - grammar
i've filled in the form....
I've finished school with a degree in ...
I've finished washing\ I finish washing
I've fixed him!
I've fixed my sights on the whole picture
I've forgot what I wanted to say - grammar
I've forgotten
I've forgotten everything/I've forgotten it all
I've forgotten your name...
I've given each of you
I've given up trying to understand...
I've gone
I've gone down in the lift. - grammar
I've gone off
I've gone to Granada
I've got - grammar
I've got - grammar
I've got / I have many things to do
I've got & I got - grammar
I've got 6 euros on me
I've got 99 problems but a bitch ain't one.
I've got a big family
I've got a big ol' blister on the bottom of my foot.
I've got a brother - grammar
I've got a cartilage problem.
I've got a check-up...
I've got a clash of meetings...
I've got a constituency do, see?
I've got a deadline to meet.
I've got a heartbreak down
I've got a hot chilly feeling I don't understand
I've got a life to get back to
I've got a lot of mileage out of something
I've got a lot of work on during the run up to Christmas
I've got a lot on my mind...
I've got a piece of i
I've got a pig on the end of my rig
I've got a quarter
I've got a silver spoon on a chain
I've got a stone in my shoe...
I've got a ten-footer on the eighth for a half (GOLF)
I've got a tight grip on reality
I've got a tight grip on reality
I've got a train to catch
I've got already ... - grammar
I've got an 8 AM
I've got basketball open gym
I've got but that
I've got cramp in my legs...
I've got eight figures in my bank account
I've got everything excepting the P.I.
I've got flamenco
I've got good news and bad news.
I've got his back
I've got his hopes up
I've got it
I've got it bad for
I've got it down pat
I've got it programmed on the fourth ring.
I've got it since/for - grammar
I've got it together
I've got it!
I've got Jews at my table
I've got less than an hour to kill
I've got love on my mind
I've got loving eyes of my own
I've got memory for names like a sieve ...
I've got more brass than the pair of you
I've got morning duties
I've got my bike fixed. - grammar
I've got my eye on you
I've got my sight set on you!
I've got no problem - grammar
I've got no use for a soft side
I've got nobody to talk to.
I've got nothing to do right now
I've got nowhere left to hide
I've got our son living inside
I've got s*** for
I've got so much left to say - grammar
I've got some money to make us.
I've got someone new
I've got something in my eye
I've got something to tell you.
I've got stuff
I've got sunshine in my life...
I've got that all down
I've got that old traveling bone
I've got that song stuck in my head"
I've got the check
I've got the cleaners in again
I've got the hang of it already
I've got the mogies?
I've got the rack
I've got the runs
I've got the world on a string
I've got the worst hang-over (hangover) from you
I've got this far
I've got this left
I've got this side
I've got this!
I've got those up my sleeve, at least
I've got to ... - grammar
I've got to get - grammar
I've got to get tonight
I've got to get used to not
I've got to get/I have to get - grammar
I've got to go / have to go
I've got to have
I've got to produce some reason
I've got to run now
I've got to track that thing
I've got to work through lunch...
I've got too much living to do/got too much life to live
I've got too much on my plate
I've got tubes drawn up right now - medical
I've got two DBs in a single-car...
I've got two tickets to...
I've got visions of
I've got you
I've got you beat
I've got you on speed dial
I've got you saved
I've got you sweating now
I've got you under my skin.
I've got your back - grammar
I've gotta get on by
I've gotta go
I've Gotta Hand It To Her
I've gotta say, I would never have guessed that
I've gotta take a piss
I've gotten a lot done today
I've gotten stared down
I've grown a goiter
I've grown accustomed to
I've grown so attached to them
I've grown to love it
I've had - I'd had - grammar
I've had a bellyful of this place
I've had a bit of a rough go with
I've had a headache for a week. - grammar
I've had better...
I've had enough
I've had enough
I've had enough of being used
I've had enough of this bad movie
I've had enough, I've had it up to here
I've had enough...
I've had it myself. Nasty stuff.
I've had it up to here
I've had it up to here with him
I've had it up to here!
I've had it with love
I've had it with you
I've had my checkup / I've had my checkup done
I've had my hair cut
I've had my share of losing
I've had several considerations in choosing which topic to do a discussion about.
I've had the bird, dear
I've had the ground taken from under my feet
I've had the time of my life
I've had too much to drink and you're cutting me off (cut off)
I've had... - grammar
I've had... - grammar
I've had/I had my son examined by a doctor twice this week - grammar
I've hated your odd Romanian
I've having to / I'll be having to - grammar
I've heard
I've heard a lot about you.
I've heard about it
I've heard about your hustles
I've heard good things about it
I've heard him sing (in concert)
I've heard in some song/ I've heard in any song - grammar
I've heard it all before
I've heard it all now!...
I've heard it said
I've heard it said,
I've heard talk of you...
I've heard THAT before...
I've heard that one before!
I've heard that...
I've heard that...
I've heard them say it all the time.
I've heard..
I've invited some friends tomorrow - grammar
I've just - grammar
I've just arrived
I've just been leading him around by the nose
I've just been made
I've just begun to learn Spanish.
I've just got a nice sort of local hill back where I fly.
I've just got back
I've just got to let you know
I've just got to let you know
I've just had a life changing experience
I've just had an awful evening...
I've just met Mario - grammar
I've Just see her/ I just see her
I've just served
I've just started doing/I've just started to do - grammar
I've just talked about me
I've just/I just - grammar
I've known her for nine years
I've known him for two years/I've met him for two years???
I've known my best friend since / for 10 Years
I've learned a lot since being here.
I've learned also / I've also learned - grammar
I've learnt my lesson / to learn your lesson
I've led a pretty good life
I've left / I left my keys - grammar
I've left home in a hurry
I've left my room / I left my room and went ... - grammar
I've let myself down
I've let too many die
I've lived 'on the continent' - grammar
I've lived here all of my life - grammar
I've lived here for 5 months years - grammar
I've lived here my whole life.
I've lived here since i was 8 years old
I've lived in France for 5 years - grammar
I've lived in Paris since 1998 - grammar
I've lived in this place and I know
I've lived in... Present continuous or present perfect? - grammar
I've lived this before
I've locked it on them!
I've looked for my phone, but I can't / couldn't find it - grammar
I've lost my friends - grammar
I've lost my glasses
I've lost my light
I've lost my path
I've lost out
i've lost you
I've loved every second of...
I've loved you - I loved you - grammar
I've made a cake/I made a cake - grammar
I've made a mistake
I've made a special effort to seek it out
I've made it my goal to pass my driving test - grammar
I've made it this far now
I've made my bones
I've made my eyes
I've made plans to/arranged to meet someome - grammar
I've made some bad rhyme
I've made some progress...
I've made up
I've messed with all the approaches
I've met her twice
I've missed one note
I've missed you
I've missed you / I miss you - grammar
I've missed you so much
I've missed you so much - grammar
I've missed you.
I've missed... (ex. the bus) hacer falta?
I've moved on
I've never bought the line that...
I've never asked what kind of....
I've never been anywhere...
I've never been laid so low
I've never been more serious about anything
I've never been more sorry
I've never been there - grammar
I've never been to London. - grammar
I've never been To/ I've never been In? - grammar
I've never dated with a girl that tall - grammar
I've never done anything bad to you
i've never done that
I've never even had so much...
I've never fallen to bad eggs
I've never given it much thought but...
I've never given much thought
I've never heard - grammar
I've never heard of anyone dying from smoking marihuana (gerunds) - grammar
I've never heard of daemites this far north.
I've never liked you anyway / I never liked you anyway
I've never looked back since
I've never loved anyone as much or the way that I love you.
I've never met annyone from.....
I've never met him
I've never really been that into films
I've never seen a more beautiful woman in my life - grammar
I've never seen anything like it
I've never seen him look so alive - grammar
I've never seen it done this way
I've never seen much money hanging around
I've never seen the likes of the sausage you're eating.
I've never seen you before
I've never seen you eat/ eating asparagus - grammar
I've never taken the fall for deceit
I've never tried
I've never trusted him.
I've never visited Costa Rica but I would like to
I've no one to talked [talk] to ; I haven't talked to anyone
I've no use
I've not / I haven't done - grammar
I've not been copying you on the previous emails
I've not heard that name before...
I've not/I haven't hired a photographer - grammar
I've nothing left to give
I've noticed some other problems...
I've noticed that he gets frustrated quite easily...
I've noticed that... (computing)
I've nowhere for anyone
I've obliterated myself
I've one exam left
I've only been studying it for two years
I've only ever loved one man.
I've only found 10,000 ways that won't work. - grammar
I've only gone and left the tape indoors.
I've only just begun
I've only started to get the feel of using it
I've packed the flip flops but I'm still to pack the socks
I've paid my dues
I've phoned / I phoned the office at 11 - grammar
I've played it down
I've played sport/sports all my life. I've always loved it/them - grammar
I've played the unraveler
I've proved that I am able to do it
I've puked my puke of a life away here
I've put in my time
I've put my sunshade down and my umbrella up
I've put the boxes back on the shelf
I've read
I've read about...
I've read that... - grammar
I've realised that I have high standards of what I expect...
I've retreated to the edge of the forest outside of town.
I've returned like I said I would
I've returned...
I've ruled - legal
I've run out of water - grammar
I've scene this scenary
I've seen 5 businesses come and go at that location
I've seen a lot of people giving up
I've seen him a couple of times in passing...
I've seen love die way too many times
I've seen some of your work
I've seen that guy before, but I can't remember where.
I've seen that movie three times for two months. - grammar
I've seen the toughest around
I've seen you around
I've seen you at/on/in Tumblr - grammar
I've sort of mucked it up on the site
I've spoilt the whole thing - grammar
I've starred you
i've started to study computing since 1 year
I've steeped on a very "hell" and "death" land mind
I've still got a few teeth left in my head
I've still had/got $10 left - grammar
I've studied it for a long time. - grammar
I've sure got a big bone to pick with him
I've taken a 3 month sabbatical
I've taken a belly flop in the hog pen and ruined the chance
I've taken a lot of razzing for it
I've taken more than would a fool - grammar
I've taken my beating
I've thought about nothing else but the accident since it happened
I've thought possibly about ..
I've three professional written references from my last jobs
I've told you - grammar
I've torn some arms off
I've travelled half-way around the world to...
I've tried to off you
I've turned so many ways
I've up
I've used up all my holidays...
I've usually stayed home... - grammar
I've waited for this moment long enough
I've wanted / I've been wanting - grammar
I've wanted to do this all night long, but I hadn't dared till now - grammar
I've wanted to learn Spanish for a long time
I've wanted to learn Spanish since I was very young
I've watched the events unfold
I've witnessed first-hand.
I've wondering been about this...
I've wondering that for some time (now)
I've worked too hard for this to happen! - grammar
I've worked up a hunger now,
i've worked up an appetite
I've worked... - grammar
I've written to you twice...
I've yet to meet
I've yet to see enough of the sun to hazard even a blind guess as to the time now.
I’ve already gone. 6 out of 10 at best
I’ve always hated postcards
I’ve been a long time that I’m waiting (Nick Drake's song) - grammar
I’ve been enjoying getting to know your children...
I’ve been off work for two weeks
I’ve been ridding [riding] a bike since 2 years ago
I’ve been so caught up in my work,...
I’ve been told by my directs that it’s easy to approach me.
I’ve been waiting for the taxi for an hour - grammar
I’ve been warned that if I stare at his chest wig one more time………!!
I’ve been working on a couple of projects that I want to show you.
I’ve chosen to solo..., as you could hear the effect better
I’ve done a lot of whacked out s*** for money
I’ve done way too many drugs already
I’ve ever heard of - grammar
I’ve ever seen it.
I’ve got a joke for her: There is this tall man. He goes...
I’ve got a pack of young one’s meself.
I’ve got it pulled up
I’ve got this one this side
I’ve got this wired
I’ve got to get suited up
I’ve gotten as far as I have
I’ve had way
I’ve made the invoice out to...
I’ve only blown one check-in
I’ve probably put your kids through college
I’ve struck brass gang
I’ve taken my stuff out of the cupboard...
I’ve tried every approach to living
I’ve tried to hide behind the cool fringe and the image of Brett from Suede
if all else fails, beli[e]ve the hype
If ever I´ve seen one!
If I had had time, then maybe I would've read a book (conditional / subjunctive) - grammar
If I had known you were still here, we could've hung out.
If I’d known that was such a sensitive spot I would’ve hit it along time ago.
If the river I've cried ain't that long.
If the whole thing breaks tonight; then we’ve reached the end of it.
if you had bothered to listen to me [you would've...]
If you had told me, I would've bought it when I was out.
if you hadn't presumed what you've been imagining, now you wouldn't be retorting (Conditional sentence) - grammar
If you would've studied it would be/would've been easier
If you´ve seen one, youve seen them all
If you've got it, flaunt it.
If you've gotta go down,
If you've reached this voice mail message, I am away from my phone. Leave a message and I will call you back soon.
If you've seen nothing else...
In 10 days I've completed and checked 50 units of... - grammar
In the classes I've taken in which. . .
ir/vas/ve - grammar
ira ah venir la chica ve locoooo
It could've been a double blind
it is probable that it is the best I've heard all year - grammar
It looks like you've really enjoyed the trip
It looks like you've taken down what appeared to be a link... - information technology
It must've been at least a week ago...
It must've been cold (weather)
It must've had some impact on her.
It seems like you've disappeared!
It still would take enough that he could've everybody over for dinner
It was and it will be the greatest experience I’ve had in my life - grammar
it was longer than I've known you
It was the best turkey I've ever eaten
It was the most terrifying thing I've ever done!
It was the nicest building I've ever been in - grammar
... ahí hay una sección de lecciones, pero nadie la/ las ve. - Spanish Only forum
'se ve' / 'se le ve' - Spanish Only forum
A saber / ve tú a saber / vaya uno a saber - Spanish Only forum
A veces se ve cruzar - Spanish Only forum
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campanudo - se les ve campanudos - Spanish Only forum
cuando se ve/se la ve - Spanish Only forum
dé (verbo dar) - ve (verbos ir y ver) - Spanish Only forum
Ella describe a los chicos, a que/que/a quienes/quienes/a los cuales ve en la foto. - Spanish Only forum
En la derecha de la foto se ve... - Spanish Only forum
en las fotos no se ve que... - Spanish Only forum
En las pilchas del marido se ve el amor de la china. - Spanish Only forum
Es muy [de] noche, no se ve bien - Spanish Only forum
es un perfil que se ve cada vez más en diferentes latitudes - Spanish Only forum
Esa tinta que no se ve, la tinta... - Spanish Only forum
Escote en V / Escote en v / Escote en Ve / Escote en ve - Spanish Only forum
Ese tipo de plantas no se ven/ve con frecuencia - Spanish Only forum
Ese vestido se te ve horrible. - Spanish Only forum
Este vestido se te ve mejor a ti - Spanish Only forum
les ve muy convencidos - Spanish Only forum
Letra uve / ve - Spanish Only forum
lo que se ve en la pantalla - Spanish Only forum
Los niños no se ven / No se ve a los niños - Spanish Only forum
lugar que se ve con facilidad - Spanish Only forum
no le ve beneficio. - Spanish Only forum
No quieren; ¿ve? (Puntuación) - Spanish Only forum
No se la ve bonita porque tenga el pelo teñido. - Spanish Only forum
no se ve estómago - Spanish Only forum
No se ve nada (impersonal o reflexivo) - Spanish Only forum
no se ve personas / a personas ni coches - Spanish Only forum
Que es muy importante se ve de que insiste muchísimo. - Spanish Only forum
Quién la ha visto y quién la ve - Spanish Only forum
quien ve / quien vea? - Spanish Only forum
Se las ve - Spanish Only forum
se las ve y se las desea - Spanish Only forum
Se le ve y parecer - Spanish Only forum
se les ve - Spanish Only forum
se lo ve / se le ve / se ve - Spanish Only forum
se te ve en la cara que - Spanish Only forum
Se te ve muy bien la falda (pronombre se) - Spanish Only forum
se ve + participio - Spanish Only forum
Se ve como que le duele algo. - Spanish Only forum
se ve de todo - Spanish Only forum
se ve todo recto - Spanish Only forum
se ve/se ven - Spanish Only forum
Se ve/ven miles de personas - Spanish Only forum
se ve/ven obreros - Spanish Only forum
Sinónimo de "ve la necesidad" - Spanish Only forum
Turquía ve la ayuda a los paises en sitiuaciones difíciles (ver/verse) - Spanish Only forum
ve (ir) / ve (ver)? - Spanish Only forum
ve / está viendo - Spanish Only forum
ve / vete - Spanish Only forum
ve a esta dirección - Spanish Only forum
ve a la función "Editar texto" (mayúscula) - Spanish Only forum
Ve a responderle/responderla - Spanish Only forum
Ve arreglándote, vete a arreglarte - Spanish Only forum
ve cumplido su deseo. - Spanish Only forum
ve el fútbol como nadie - Spanish Only forum
Ve junto a /de la abuela - Spanish Only forum
Ve lo - Spanish Only forum
Ve/Mira películas (modo imperativo) - Spanish Only forum
ve/ven a la fiesta - Spanish Only forum
veme diciendo / ve diciéndome - Spanish Only forum
verse: se ve toda la ciudad - Spanish Only forum
ya no se le ve sentimental - Spanish Only forum
Ya ve... , Los cuartos, ¡Vamos, digo yo! , Y en paz. - Spanish Only forum
Ya ve.... - Spanish Only forum
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