241

Tom is really interesting in politics, so he's never bored.

Tom is really interested in politics, so he's never boring.

A Tom realmente le interesa la política de modo que nunca aburre.

242

She couldn't come to the party, what was a pity. 

She couldn't come to the party, which was a pity. 

Ella no pudo venir a la fiesta lo cual fue una pena.

243

A widow is a woman which husband is dead.

A widow is a woman whose husband is dead.

Una viuda es una mujer cuyo esposo está muerto.

244

Everything what he said was true.

Everything that he said was true.

Todo lo que dijo era verdad.

245

My boss thinks he knows all.

My boss thinks he knows everything.

Mi jefe cree que lo sabe todo.

246

We went on vacation with some friends of us.

We went on vacation with some friends of ours.

Fuimos de vacaciones con unos amigos nuestros.

247

I went out and took an umbrella with myself.

I went out and took an umbrella with me.

Salí y llevé un paraguas conmigo.

248

Five thousand dollars were stolen in the robbery.

Five thousand dollars was stolen in the robbery.

Cinco mil dólares fueron robados en el asalto.

249

The roses are my favorite flowers.

Roses are my favorite flowers. (The rose is my favorite flower).

Las rosas son mis flores predilectas. (La rosa es mi flor predilecta).

250

I saw her to go out.

I saw her go out. (I saw her going out).

La vi salir.

251

Why are you still in bed? It's time you get up!!

Why are you still in bed? It's time you got up!!

¿Por qué estás todavía en la cama? ¡¡Es hora de que te levantes!!

252

I'd rather you cook dinner now. I'm tired.

I'd rather you cooked dinner now. I'm tired.

Preferiría que prepares la cena ahora. Estoy cansado/a.

253

They gave me some money for buying some food.

They gave me some money to buy some food.

Me dieron algo de dinero para comprar algo de comida.

254

She lived in London so she is used to drive on the left.

She lived in London so she is used to driving on the left.

Vivió en Londres de modo que está acostumbrada a conducir por la izquierda.

255

It's no use to worry about it. There's nothing you can do.

It's no use worrying about it. There's nothing you can do.

No tiene caso lamentarse por eso. No hay nada que puedas hacer.

256

He apologized me for keeping me waiting.

He apologized to me for keeping me waiting.

Se disculpó por hacerme esperar.

257

I'm looking forward to see my sister again.

I'm looking forward to seeing my sister again.

Espero ansiosamente volver a ver a mi hermana.

258

Gina suggested to go to the movies.

Gina suggested going to the movies.

Gina sugirió ir al cine.

259

He admitted to steal the money.

He admitted stealing the money. (He admitted having stolen the money).

El admitió haber robado el dinero.

260

Is it going to rain tomorrow? I don't hope so.

Is it going to rain tomorrow? I hope not.

¿Va a llover mañana? Espero que no.