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Palabras que comienzan con "I": 31580

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I cannot tell him from his brother

I cannot tell you the whole

I cannot think straight

I cannot think what has come upon you

I cannot trace any connection to the event

I cannot uphold such unscrupulous conduct

I cannot vouch for the truth of that statement

I cannot, however, approve of it

I cannot, in the limited space alloted to me, discuss ...

I cast round for a reasonable excuse to leave my guests

I caught a sharp view of them

I caught him at it

I caught him one in the eye

I caught him out

I caught him running off and marched him back

I caught sight /a glimpse/ of her in the crowd

I cautioned him against being late

I cede the point

I certify this a true copy

I certify to his character

I chanced to be at home

I chanced to be passing when she fell

I chanced upon an old friend in a bar

I charge you not to accept the gift

I charge you not to go

I charge you to obey

I charge you to open the door!

I chased around town /all over the town/ looking for you

I choked back a sharp reply

I choose you three, the rest of you can stay here

I claim that it is false

I claim that the hearing should be postponed

I claim your promise

I clashed into him as I went round the corner

I clean forgot about it

I clean forgot to ask

I combed his head

I come near forgetting my glasses!

I committed a faux pas by offering wine to a Muslim

I committed it to a friend for safe-keeping

I compute my losses at £500

I concede that I might have been wrong

I conceive it my duty to admonish you

I concluded not to go

I concur with the speaker in this respect

I condole with you upon the loss of your mother

I confess I was surprised to hear it

I congratulate you on the happy event

I congratulated myself on my escape /on having escaped/

I conjecture what will happen

I conjure you to leave me

I consider it unwise for you to go there

I consider myself happy

I consoled myself with the thought that it might have been worse

I cooked your dad his favourite meal and he was ticked pink with it!

I cottoned to him at once

I could /can/ do with a cup of tea

I could come earlier, if necessary

I could cry for shame

I could do with a good rest

I could do without him

I could drink the sea dry

I could eat a horse

I could find him noplace

I could gather nothing from his statement

I could get no rest

I could get nothing out of him

I could hardly believe my eyes ‹my ears›

I could hardly stand her patter

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