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85 [eighty-five]

Questions – Past tense 1

Questions – Past tense 1

85 [kaheksakümmend viis]

Küsimused – minevik 1

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How much did you drink? K-- p-lju -e -o---d --e--? K__ p____ t_ j_____ o_____ K-i p-l-u t- j-o-u- o-e-e- -------------------------- Kui palju te joonud olete? 0
How much did you work? Kui -a-ju--e-t--ta--- --ete? K__ p____ t_ t_______ o_____ K-i p-l-u t- t-ö-a-u- o-e-e- ---------------------------- Kui palju te töötanud olete? 0
How much did you write? Ku--p-l-- -e-k--j-t-n-- o---e? K__ p____ t_ k_________ o_____ K-i p-l-u t- k-r-u-a-u- o-e-e- ------------------------------ Kui palju te kirjutanud olete? 0
How did you sleep? K-idas--e -a--site? K_____ t_ m________ K-i-a- t- m-g-s-t-? ------------------- Kuidas te magasite? 0
How did you pass the exam? K-i--s-te--ks-mi-s--rit-s-te? K_____ t_ e_____ s___________ K-i-a- t- e-s-m- s-o-i-a-i-e- ----------------------------- Kuidas te eksami sooritasite? 0
How did you find the way? K-id-- -e-----l--dsi-e? K_____ t_ t__ l________ K-i-a- t- t-e l-i-s-t-? ----------------------- Kuidas te tee leidsite? 0
Who did you speak to? K--le----e-----i--t-? K______ t_ r_________ K-l-e-a t- r-ä-i-i-e- --------------------- Kellega te rääkisite? 0
With whom did you make an appointment? Ke--eg- t---o----l-p-isi--? K______ t_ k____ l_________ K-l-e-a t- k-k-u l-p-i-i-e- --------------------------- Kellega te kokku leppisite? 0
With whom did you celebrate your birthday? K--l--a--- s-nnip--va t---st-s-te? K______ t_ s_________ t___________ K-l-e-a t- s-n-i-ä-v- t-h-s-a-i-e- ---------------------------------- Kellega te sünnipäeva tähistasite? 0
Where were you? K-- te -----? K__ t_ o_____ K-s t- o-i-e- ------------- Kus te olite? 0
Where did you live? K----- -l-s-te? K__ t_ e_______ K-s t- e-a-i-e- --------------- Kus te elasite? 0
Where did you work? K-s te-töötasite? K__ t_ t_________ K-s t- t-ö-a-i-e- ----------------- Kus te töötasite? 0
What did you suggest? Mid- t---el-is---? M___ t_ t_________ M-d- t- t-l-i-i-e- ------------------ Mida te tellisite? 0
What did you eat? M-d---- sõ---? M___ t_ s_____ M-d- t- s-i-e- -------------- Mida te sõite? 0
What did you come to know? M--- -- --pi--- --ete? M___ t_ õ______ o_____ M-d- t- õ-p-n-d o-e-e- ---------------------- Mida te õppinud olete? 0
How fast did you drive? Kui k-i-est- ---sõi-s-te? K__ k_______ t_ s________ K-i k-i-e-t- t- s-i-s-t-? ------------------------- Kui kiiresti te sõitsite? 0
How long did you fly? K-- k--a te --n--s--e? K__ k___ t_ l_________ K-i k-u- t- l-n-a-i-e- ---------------------- Kui kaua te lendasite? 0
How high did you jump? Ku---õr--le -- -üppasi--? K__ k______ t_ h_________ K-i k-r-e-e t- h-p-a-i-e- ------------------------- Kui kõrgele te hüppasite? 0

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African Languages

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