Example sentences of "'s [adv] [pron] [pers pn] [vb mod] [vb infin] " in BNC.
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1 | I 've always wanted to work in a bank so even if I had n't have had Louisa it 's basically what I 'd have gone on to do anyway . |
2 | ‘ And that 's exactly what we can give her . |
3 | That 's fine but sentence six Florence teased Dougal , and did so Brian too does n't sound right but notice that 's exactly what you would get if you could substitute the proform for a subject verb construction and then it would mean Florence teased Brian too . |
4 | ‘ Well , that 's exactly what you 'd get if there 'd been a big explosion with everything starting out from the same place . |
5 | You could be forgiven for remembering John Gould as a brilliant painter of birds — that 's exactly what he would have wanted . |
6 | I kept thinking to myself , Typical Jamila , that 's exactly what she would do , as if this were something that happened every day . |
7 | And he 's either going to say well that 's great , that 's exactly what I would suggest , or have you considered this , have you considered that , which is a great security when you 're starting . |
8 | That 's exactly what I 'd have you do ! ’ |
9 | Well no I mean no I mean it 's just something they can do . |
10 | ‘ That 's just what you would do . ’ |
11 | and it 's just what you 'd expect |
12 | ‘ That 's just what I would have done . ’ |
13 | That 's just what I 'll do . |
14 | That 's just what I can do with now |
15 | That 's just what I 'd like with her right now — congress thought Bobby wistfully , and adjusted his bandaged limbs more comfortably under the bedclothes . |
16 | ‘ That 's just what I 'd like to know . ’ |
17 | Somebody fast asleep in bed there , that 's just what I 'd like to be right this minute . |
18 | It 's not what I would have expected . ’ |
19 | Well it 's not what I would have done |
20 | That 's not what I would have done . |
21 | I it 's not what you would call erm derelict land really . |
22 | It 's not what you would say was logical but it is very complex . |
23 | It 's not what you 'd expect , it might not even be what you like . |
24 | I mean it 's not what you can tell |
25 | That 's not something we can address immediately , while the ink on the amalgamation document is still wet . |
26 | If Leeds say it 's not something we can deal with here , this is the number you ring and they 've been told the wrong number that is a very bad impression and all the airports get calls constantly , as you know from B A days , so no matter what it 's about people will ring a local number , no matter whether it 's in two foot high capitals saying for enquiries ring this number |
27 | ‘ As for the flair , that 's not something you can acquire . |
28 | ‘ The point is , in my job it 's not something you can afford to shout from the roof tops . |
29 | ‘ It 's not something I shall get over , I 'm afraid , this side of the Styx . ’ |
30 | It 's not something I would have considered . |