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Past tense 1

Past tense 1

81 [åttien]

Fortid 1

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to write s-r-ve s_____ s-r-v- ------ skrive 0
He wrote a letter. H---skr---et --e-. H__ s____ e_ b____ H-n s-r-v e- b-e-. ------------------ Han skrev et brev. 0
And she wrote a card. O--hun-s-re--e- ----. O_ h__ s____ e_ k____ O- h-n s-r-v e- k-r-. --------------------- Og hun skrev et kort. 0
to read l-se l___ l-s- ---- lese 0
He read a magazine. J-g lest- -- -a--s-n. J__ l____ e_ m_______ J-g l-s-e e- m-g-s-n- --------------------- Jeg leste et magasin. 0
And she read a book. Og---- le--e-e---o-. O_ h__ l____ e_ b___ O- h-n l-s-e e- b-k- -------------------- Og hun leste ei bok. 0
to take t- t_ t- -- ta 0
He took a cigarette. H-n tok-e--si-a----. H__ t__ e_ s________ H-n t-k e- s-g-r-t-. -------------------- Han tok en sigarett. 0
She took a piece of chocolate. H-n t-k et ---kk-----------. H__ t__ e_ s_____ s_________ H-n t-k e- s-y-k- s-o-o-a-e- ---------------------------- Hun tok et stykke sjokolade. 0
He was disloyal, but she was loyal. Han-va- u---, m----un-va--tr-f-s-. H__ v__ u____ m__ h__ v__ t_______ H-n v-r u-r-, m-n h-n v-r t-o-a-t- ---------------------------------- Han var utro, men hun var trofast. 0
He was lazy, but she was hard-working. H-n --r-la-, m----u- -----l----g. H__ v__ l___ m__ h__ v__ f_______ H-n v-r l-t- m-n h-n v-r f-i-t-g- --------------------------------- Han var lat, men hun var flittig. 0
He was poor, but she was rich. Ha- v-r---ttig---e---u- v---r-k. H__ v__ f______ m__ h__ v__ r___ H-n v-r f-t-i-, m-n h-n v-r r-k- -------------------------------- Han var fattig, men hun var rik. 0
He had no money, only debts. H------d- -ng-n-p-n--r--m-n-g-el-. H__ h____ i____ p______ m__ g_____ H-n h-d-e i-g-n p-n-e-, m-n g-e-d- ---------------------------------- Han hadde ingen penger, men gjeld. 0
He had no luck, only bad luck. H-n--adde--k-- --a-s,---n---l-k-. H__ h____ i___ f_____ m__ u______ H-n h-d-e i-k- f-a-s- m-n u-l-k-. --------------------------------- Han hadde ikke flaks, men uflaks. 0
He had no success, only failure. H-n l-kte- i-----m---h-n --s-yk-e-. H__ l_____ i____ m__ h__ m_________ H-n l-k-e- i-k-, m-n h-n m-s-y-t-s- ----------------------------------- Han lyktes ikke, men han mislyktes. 0
He was not satisfied, but dissatisfied. H-- v-- ikke ---n---- men-misf-r--y-. H__ v__ i___ f_______ m__ m__________ H-n v-r i-k- f-r-ø-d- m-n m-s-o-n-y-. ------------------------------------- Han var ikke fornøyd, men misfornøyd. 0
He was not happy, but sad. Han-----i-k---yk-el--- ----ul-kkel-g. H__ v__ i___ l________ m__ u_________ H-n v-r i-k- l-k-e-i-, m-n u-y-k-l-g- ------------------------------------- Han var ikke lykkelig, men ulykkelig. 0
He was not friendly, but unfriendly. H-n--a--i--e--y--atisk, m-- -s-m---i-k. H__ v__ i___ s_________ m__ u__________ H-n v-r i-k- s-m-a-i-k- m-n u-y-p-t-s-. --------------------------------------- Han var ikke sympatisk, men usympatisk. 0

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