Hay: todos sus usos

There'll be a bus strike tomorrow.

Suddenly there was a loud noise.

When I got there, there were a lot of people waiting.

There have been a lot of changes this year.

I hope there's room at the restaurant.

Right now there's nobody home.

Back then there was a cinema on this block.

There'll be elections next month.

There were three power cuts last week.

I don't think there's a problem.

There used to be more shops on this street.

Is there wifi at the hotel?

When I was little, there was a square here.

If you don't hurry, there won't be any tickets left.

I hope it's sunny on Sunday.

So far there have been few complaints.

In 2001 there was a huge crisis.

Every Saturday there's a market in the square.

Hang on, there'll be more people in a while.

I doubt there's time for everything.

In this country you have to pay cash in a lot of places.

I have to leave early today.

You've got to be patient with these things.

You have to make an appointment before coming.

We have to finish this today.

To get into the museum you have to show ID.

Ana has to work on Saturday.

We'd better hurry, it closes in ten minutes.

You need to book in advance.

Do you have to study for the exam?

Here you take your shoes off before going in.

They have to move out before the end of the month.

Someone should clean this up.

I don't have to do anything, I've finished.

At university you sign up online.

You and I need to talk.

You want to watch out for that step.

My sister has to go to the dentist.

To vote you have to bring ID.

I have to apologise to him, I behaved badly.

There's a new museum downtown.

You have to study more.

I've eaten too much.

There have been many changes this year.

We ought to think it over calmly.

The book is on the table.

There were a lot of people yesterday.

He had arrived late again.

There may be delays.

We'll have to wait a bit longer.

I have to go.

There was an accident on the motorway.

I don't think there's room.

We had to call the doctor.

There's going to be a strike tomorrow.

Where's the chemist?

One must be patient.

I had never seen anything like it.

You need to book ahead.

Back then you had to walk a lot.