Examples of using Might have to go in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Political
I might have to go to sleep.
Pick some up. You might have to go down to the store, you know.
But I might have to go even further. I thought I was close.
I might have to go around the block.
Might have to go to Woodstock soon as it stops snowing.
If you're worried you might have to go through Xserve data recovery on your Apple MacBook in the future,
Amir tells Sohrab he might have to go back to the orphanage, and Sohrab attempts to commit suicide.
You might have to go back to the office to get a replacement machine,
As time passes they improve, plus they might have to go onto be rather effective.
Buck-fifty, two bills… I'm not sure. a little more than you're comfortable with, probably… You might have to go up a few weight classes.
Buck-fifty, two bills… I'm not sure. You might have to go up a few weight classes… a little more than you're comfortable with, probably.
Based on the product type, testing can be done either at home, or you might have to go to the location as they mention.
I suspect, however, that we might have to go to conciliation but I also suspect that the Council will not move.
Since the 90-ies of Batman might have to go on autopilot and remote control Batmobile in the narrow
with the business we might have to go back but we're hoping that doesn't happen and[that]
That's all there is to it! If you're worried you might have to go through Yosemite data recovery on your Apple MacBook in the future,
I think Coach Rob might have to go to his other job.
I may have to go to the authorities.
I may have to go.
You may have to go to Denver for a day or two.