Futue Tense Drill:Translate into Hebrew
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| 1.He loves to write and he will write | ||
| 2.I (f) love to write and I will write | ||
| 3. She loves to speak Hebrew and she will speak. | ||
| 4. We light candles and tomorrow we will light them. | ||
| 5. Miriam didn't close the door but now she'll close it. | ||
| 6. I haven't drunk soda yet but tomorrow I'll drink. | ||
| 7. Yesterday he wasn't here but tomorrow he will be. | ||
| 8.Dan didn't see the film but tomorrow he will see it. | ||
| 9. They didn't live in Haifa and they won't live there. | ||
| 10.You (f.s.) didn't live in Tsfat but you'll live there this summer. |
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How to use this exercise
First read the sentence aloud.
Then work out your translation. Click the blue button to see the translation and hear the audio.
You can click the button again to repeat the audio.
When you have completed all the sentences you can use the "refresh arrow" at the top left of your screen to clear the English translation.
The Hebrew words on the top right and bottom (in script letters) are for closing the comment.