EN English dictionary from i pity you to i refuse to accept blame for that.
- I pity you
- I pity you.
- I place little credence in statistics.
- I played my trump card.
- I pledge my word to you, gentlemen, that ...
- I prefer to be in the fresh air.
- I promise not to trouble you again.
- I promise there will always be
- I Promised to Pay
- I propose Claire Duncan for chairman.
- I puke my guts up
- I pulled the curtain aside.
- I puritani
- I put
- I put all her letters into the sink and put a match to them.
- I put all my savings into buying a boat.
- I put my shirt on that man.
- I put my watch an hour ahead.
- I put no trust in his words.
- I quit smoking cold turkey.
- I quite agree!
- I quite like things the way they are.
- I raise my glass to the bridal pair.
- I rang my mum last night.
- I rather like it
- I rather think ...
- I rather think you know him
- I read the article you linked to.
- I read up to page 63.
- I really copped it.
- I really couldn't say.
- I really don't mind doing this!
- I really fall for her.
- I really haven't got any time for you now!
- I really must say ...
- I really put my foot in it!
- I really shouldn't forgive you!
- I recently saw a documentary on TV about the space station ISS.
- I reckon
- I reckon it will rain.
- I reckon so
- I reckon so.
- I recognize Mr. X.
- I recognized you at once.
- I reconciled myself to the loss.
- I refer to the passage quoted
- I refer to you
- I refer you to a recent statement to Parliament by the Prime Minister.
- I refuse
- I refuse to accept blame for that.