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85 [eighty-five]

Questions – Past tense 1

Questions – Past tense 1

85 [aštuoniasdešimt penki]

Klausimai — praeitis 1

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How much did you drink? Ki---(j--) ----r--e? K___ (____ i________ K-e- (-ū-) i-g-r-t-? -------------------- Kiek (jūs) išgėrėte? 0
How much did you work? K-ek (jūs)----bote? K___ (____ d_______ K-e- (-ū-) d-r-o-e- ------------------- Kiek (jūs) dirbote? 0
How much did you write? K-ek--jūs- p---š---? K___ (____ p________ K-e- (-ū-) p-r-š-t-? -------------------- Kiek (jūs) parašėte? 0
How did you sleep? K--p---ū-)--ie------? K___ (____ m_________ K-i- (-ū-) m-e-o-o-e- --------------------- Kaip (jūs) miegojote? 0
How did you pass the exam? Kai- (jū-)--šl--k-t- ----min-? K___ (____ i________ e________ K-i- (-ū-) i-l-i-ė-e e-z-m-n-? ------------------------------ Kaip (jūs) išlaikėte egzaminą? 0
How did you find the way? K--- -j-s--r-d-te------? K___ (____ r_____ k_____ K-i- (-ū-) r-d-t- k-l-ą- ------------------------ Kaip (jūs) radote kelią? 0
Who did you speak to? Su kuo -j--- ----ė-ote? S_ k__ (____ k_________ S- k-o (-ū-) k-l-ė-o-e- ----------------------- Su kuo (jūs) kalbėjote? 0
With whom did you make an appointment? S--k-o -jūs- susi---ėte? S_ k__ (____ s__________ S- k-o (-ū-) s-s-t-r-t-? ------------------------ Su kuo (jūs) susitarėte? 0
With whom did you celebrate your birthday? S- -uo (jū-)--v-----e ---t-d----? S_ k__ (____ š_______ g__________ S- k-o (-ū-) š-e-t-t- g-m-a-i-n-? --------------------------------- Su kuo (jūs) šventėte gimtadienį? 0
Where were you? K-r--jū-) -uvote? K__ (____ b______ K-r (-ū-) b-v-t-? ----------------- Kur (jūs) buvote? 0
Where did you live? Kur-(j--- --venot-? K__ (____ g________ K-r (-ū-) g-v-n-t-? ------------------- Kur (jūs) gyvenote? 0
Where did you work? K-r-(-ūs) d-rb-te? K__ (____ d_______ K-r (-ū-) d-r-o-e- ------------------ Kur (jūs) dirbote? 0
What did you suggest? K--(j--)-pas---ė-e? K_ (____ p_________ K- (-ū-) p-s-ū-ė-e- ------------------- Ką (jūs) pasiūlėte? 0
What did you eat? Ką-(-ūs- va--ė-e? K_ (____ v_______ K- (-ū-) v-l-ė-e- ----------------- Ką (jūs) valgėte? 0
What did you come to know? Ką -jū-- --ži--jo--? K_ (____ s__________ K- (-ū-) s-ž-n-j-t-? -------------------- Ką (jūs) sužinojote? 0
How fast did you drive? Koki- g-e--iu-(---- ---i----e? K____ g______ (____ v_________ K-k-u g-e-č-u (-ū-) v-ž-a-o-e- ------------------------------ Kokiu greičiu (jūs) važiavote? 0
How long did you fly? K----i-g-i-----)--kridote? K___ i____ (____ s________ K-i- i-g-i (-ū-) s-r-d-t-? -------------------------- Kaip ilgai (jūs) skridote? 0
How high did you jump? Ka-- -ukšta- (j-s)-išš-k--e? K___ a______ (____ i________ K-i- a-k-t-i (-ū-) i-š-k-t-? ---------------------------- Kaip aukštai (jūs) iššokote? 0

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