Examples of 'you bought' in a sentence
Meaning of "you bought"
You bought: a past tense phrase indicating that someone made a purchase of an item or service in the past. It is commonly used in everyday conversations and transactions
How to use "you bought" in a sentence
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you bought
I know you bought some land there.
Show them the books you bought.
You bought her butt cheek implants.
A stoolie claims you bought it from him.
You bought some the other day.
I can not believe you bought a turkey.
You bought everyone we knew a steak dinner.
I can not believe you bought an apartment.
You bought this because you are cheap.
I would not mind if you bought me a drink.
That you bought with condom money.
The new slave you bought for me.
You bought it for you but gave it to me.
The picture that you bought for me was.
Meant you bought something that was stolen.
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I can not believe you bought us pizza.
You bought three pairs last week.
Very lucky you bought a bear claw.
You bought it for me when you were in college.
It looks like you bought it from a brother.
You bought the joint a year later.
The new ring you bought me is loose.
You bought into the big lie.
I remember when you bought these shorts.
You bought one the other day.
The place where you bought me food.
You bought the blender we had on sale.
You admit you bought this knife.
You bought your ticket this morning.
You can say you bought it yourself.
You bought the ticket in the morning.
But the bar you bought is derelict.
You bought your honor with my sorrow.
I like these sheets that you bought.
I wish you bought your ticket earlier.
I hope you know what you bought.
At least you bought yourself more time.
I can not believe you bought that.
I think you bought this book for me.
We also know that you bought a gun.
So you bought a car and got a job.
Used it like something you bought in a store.
You bought a paper and never turned it in.
I would come again if you bought something.
So you bought horses with your royalties.
Please do not tell me you bought that.
The one you bought a drink for.
I was wearing the earrings that you bought me.
And then you bought the sweater.
I can still remember when you bought it.
