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Example sentences for "hear what you have"

  • We are now ready to hear what you have written," said the queen, speaking to Ingomar.

  • Then walk with me to my residence, and I'll hear what you have to say.

  • At any rate, you can let me hear what you have heard,' said he, putting his elbow on the table, and screening his eyes with his hand.

  • I don't want to hear what you have got to say.

  • I wasn't thinking of you when I spoke; but, however, as I might have remembered afterwards that you were not a model of constancy, let us hear what you have to say for yourself.

  • But I am willing to hear what you have to say.

  • I should like to hear what you have to say.

  • Let me hear what you have to say, at all events!

  • Go on, Mr. Harwell, let us hear what you have to say.

  • Well, Molly, that's honest at all events; let me hear what you have to tell me.

  • Well, Molly, here's a shilling for you now; but I want you to see my daughter's hand till I hear what you have to say for her.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hear what you have" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    black bass; cannot even; circle round; dark reddish; further remarks; hear from; hear her; hear nothing; heard about; heard before; heard from; heard him; heard that; heard this; heart began; heart failure; heart good; heart leaped; heart tells; heart would; hearted fellow; hearty laugh; meeting held; more delicate; much mischief; ordinary matter