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85 [eighty-five]

Questions – Past tense 1

Questions – Past tense 1

85 [osamdeset i pet]

Pitati – prošlost 1

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How much did you drink? K-l--- ste -op-li? K_____ s__ p______ K-l-k- s-e p-p-l-? ------------------ Koliko ste popili? 0
How much did you work? K--ik---te---dil-? K_____ s__ r______ K-l-k- s-e r-d-l-? ------------------ Koliko ste radili? 0
How much did you write? K-l-ko-st- pi--l-? K_____ s__ p______ K-l-k- s-e p-s-l-? ------------------ Koliko ste pisali? 0
How did you sleep? K-ko------pav-l-? K___ s__ s_______ K-k- s-e s-a-a-i- ----------------- Kako ste spavali? 0
How did you pass the exam? K-k---t---o----li-is-i-? K___ s__ p_______ i_____ K-k- s-e p-l-ž-l- i-p-t- ------------------------ Kako ste položili ispit? 0
How did you find the way? Ka-o---e--r-na-li -ut? K___ s__ p_______ p___ K-k- s-e p-o-a-l- p-t- ---------------------- Kako ste pronašli put? 0
Who did you speak to? S-k-me --e -----va--li? S k___ s__ r___________ S k-m- s-e r-z-o-a-a-i- ----------------------- S kime ste razgovarali? 0
With whom did you make an appointment? S-k-me---e-s---o-o----li? S k___ s__ s_ d__________ S k-m- s-e s- d-g-v-r-l-? ------------------------- S kime ste se dogovorili? 0
With whom did you celebrate your birthday? S-kim--st- -roslav-l--r-đ-n--n? S k___ s__ p_________ r________ S k-m- s-e p-o-l-v-l- r-đ-n-a-? ------------------------------- S kime ste proslavili rođendan? 0
Where were you? G-j- --e-b---? G___ s__ b____ G-j- s-e b-l-? -------------- Gdje ste bili? 0
Where did you live? G-je st---ta-o--li? G___ s__ s_________ G-j- s-e s-a-o-a-i- ------------------- Gdje ste stanovali? 0
Where did you work? Gd-e st- r-d-l-? G___ s__ r______ G-j- s-e r-d-l-? ---------------- Gdje ste radili? 0
What did you suggest? Š-----e pr-po-u---i? Š__ s__ p___________ Š-o s-e p-e-o-u-i-i- -------------------- Što ste preporučili? 0
What did you eat? Š-o -te -e--? Š__ s__ j____ Š-o s-e j-l-? ------------- Što ste jeli? 0
What did you come to know? Š----te -a-n-l-? Š__ s__ s_______ Š-o s-e s-z-a-i- ---------------- Što ste saznali? 0
How fast did you drive? K-li-- --e --z- v-zi-i? K_____ s__ b___ v______ K-l-k- s-e b-z- v-z-l-? ----------------------- Koliko ste brzo vozili? 0
How long did you fly? K-l----st- -u-o le-----? K_____ s__ d___ l_______ K-l-k- s-e d-g- l-t-e-i- ------------------------ Koliko ste dugo letjeli? 0
How high did you jump? K----o-s---v-soko-sko--l-? K_____ s__ v_____ s_______ K-l-k- s-e v-s-k- s-o-i-i- -------------------------- Koliko ste visoko skočili? 0

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