pronombre

• 1second person singular or plural Used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing.

  ‘are you listening?’

  Más frases de ejemplo

  • ‘I love you’
  • ‘If I could have one wish, it would be for you to never stop loving me.’
  • ‘We will always love you, and revere your amazing grace in that wonderful season.’
  • ‘If you have a story or information you would like to be included we would love to hear from you.’
  • ‘You cannot see that I would have loved you forever if you had only loved her the same way’
  • ‘You can comment on a show or a gig you've been to and you either loved or hated.’
  • ‘I would love to give you more officers, but we have a set number and a lot of pressure on us to meet targets.’
  • ‘My love for you is true and fills my mind and heart with a blinding passion that simply overwhelms me.’
  • ‘I'd love to tell you that Celtic are the only team in for him and that all is rosy.’
  • ‘I might not be able to write much when it kicks off as we will be moving around, but I love you so much.’

  1. 1.1Used to refer to the person being addressed together with other people regarded in the same class.
     Más frases de ejemplo

     • ‘you Americans’
  2. 1.2Used in exclamations to address one or more people.
     ‘you fools’
     Más frases de ejemplo

     • ‘hey, you!’
  3. 1.3West Indian Your.
     Más frases de ejemplo

     • ‘I didn't know that was you nickname’

• 2second person singular or plural Used to refer to any person in general.

  ‘after a while, you get used to it’

  Más frases de ejemplo

  • ‘It's a more general thing, where you just get gradually drawn in to the centre of the whirlpool.’
  • ‘There is a general board where you can enter your own ideas for future discussion.’
  • ‘This leaflet tells you what general line you should take.’
  • ‘The whole idea of the monarchy, and titles in general, is that you do not pick and choose.’
  • ‘Remember when the Internet was full of expensively generated content that cost you not a bean?’
  • ‘Generally in society you have the break up of the community and the rise of individualism.’
  • ‘It is generally understood that if you start to miss services, your child will not get in.’
  • ‘Chickenpox is a very common illness that causes a rash and can make you feel generally unwell.’
  • ‘In every militant statement you can see a mix of the general and the specific.’
  • ‘However, in general do not simply increase the premiums you pay into your endowment.’
  • ‘Because of you, we go into the next General Election as the only party able to unite Britain.’
  • ‘In general though, the more you spend on your holiday, the better the food will taste.’
  • ‘Please note that our general policy is go by the way you sign yourself in the body of the email.’
  • ‘Here is a simple calculator to show you some terms of a General Fibonacci Series.’
  • ‘At one point you have to go through a constriction, but in general it's easy going.’
  • ‘Once you remove the need for a general anaesthetic open repair is far more cost effective.’
  • ‘The best way to make sure that you pass on the best to the next generation is to strengthen your own family unit.’
  • ‘It's programmed so that you walk, talk and generally behave just as a human being would.’
  • ‘As most of you will know, carp generally move around a lot less in winter than they do in summer.’
  • ‘If you are poor with the ball it generally makes it tougher when you haven't got it.’