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85 [eighty-five]

Questions – Past tense 1

Questions – Past tense 1

85 [ottantacinque]

Domande – Passato 1

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How much did you drink? Q----o--a b--ut-? Q_____ h_ b______ Q-a-t- h- b-v-t-? ----------------- Quanto ha bevuto? 0
How much did you work? Q-a--- ha --------? Q_____ h_ l________ Q-a-t- h- l-v-r-t-? ------------------- Quanto ha lavorato? 0
How much did you write? Q----- -a scr-tto? Q_____ h_ s_______ Q-a-t- h- s-r-t-o- ------------------ Quanto ha scritto? 0
How did you sleep? Com- -- --r--to? C___ h_ d_______ C-m- h- d-r-i-o- ---------------- Come ha dormito? 0
How did you pass the exam? Come h--fa-------upe-----l’e-a--? C___ h_ f____ a s_______ l_______ C-m- h- f-t-o a s-p-r-r- l-e-a-e- --------------------------------- Come ha fatto a superare l’esame? 0
How did you find the way? C--e -----tt- a -----re-----t----? C___ h_ f____ a t______ l_ s______ C-m- h- f-t-o a t-o-a-e l- s-r-d-? ---------------------------------- Come ha fatto a trovare la strada? 0
Who did you speak to? C----h- -- p-r-at-? C__ c__ h_ p_______ C-n c-i h- p-r-a-o- ------------------- Con chi ha parlato? 0
With whom did you make an appointment? C-----i ha pre-- a--un-am-nto? C__ c__ h_ p____ a____________ C-n c-i h- p-e-o a-p-n-a-e-t-? ------------------------------ Con chi ha preso appuntamento? 0
With whom did you celebrate your birthday? Con--hi-ha f-s-eggia-o--l-c--pl--n-o? C__ c__ h_ f__________ i_ c__________ C-n c-i h- f-s-e-g-a-o i- c-m-l-a-n-? ------------------------------------- Con chi ha festeggiato il compleanno? 0
Where were you? Do--è stato? D____ s_____ D-v-è s-a-o- ------------ Dov’è stato? 0
Where did you live? D-v- h- a---a-o? D___ h_ a_______ D-v- h- a-i-a-o- ---------------- Dove ha abitato? 0
Where did you work? D------ -a---ato? D___ h_ l________ D-v- h- l-v-r-t-? ----------------- Dove ha lavorato? 0
What did you suggest? C-- c----h- c-n--g-----? C__ c___ h_ c___________ C-e c-s- h- c-n-i-l-a-o- ------------------------ Che cosa ha consigliato? 0
What did you eat? C-- co-a h--mang---o? C__ c___ h_ m________ C-e c-s- h- m-n-i-t-? --------------------- Che cosa ha mangiato? 0
What did you come to know? C----osa-- v----o ---ap-re? C__ c___ è v_____ a s______ C-e c-s- è v-n-t- a s-p-r-? --------------------------- Che cosa è venuto a sapere? 0
How fast did you drive? A--he v--o-----è a---to? A c__ v_______ è a______ A c-e v-l-c-t- è a-d-t-? ------------------------ A che velocità è andato? 0
How long did you fly? Qua-to---d---to--l-v-l-? Q_____ è d_____ i_ v____ Q-a-t- è d-r-t- i- v-l-? ------------------------ Quanto è durato il volo? 0
How high did you jump? F-n--a---e --te----- -al-ato? F___ a c__ a______ è s_______ F-n- a c-e a-t-z-a è s-l-a-o- ----------------------------- Fino a che altezza è saltato? 0

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