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85 [eighty-five]

Questions – Past tense 1

Questions – Past tense 1

85 [oitenta e cinco]

Perguntas – passado 1

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How much did you drink? Q--nt- -o-- -e-e-? Q_____ v___ b_____ Q-a-t- v-c- b-b-u- ------------------ Quanto você bebeu? 0
How much did you work? Qu--to -ocê t-a-----u? Q_____ v___ t_________ Q-a-t- v-c- t-a-a-h-u- ---------------------- Quanto você trabalhou? 0
How much did you write? Qua-t- v-cê-e-creve-? Q_____ v___ e________ Q-a-t- v-c- e-c-e-e-? --------------------- Quanto você escreveu? 0
How did you sleep? Q--nto---c-----m-u? Q_____ v___ d______ Q-a-t- v-c- d-r-i-? ------------------- Quanto você dormiu? 0
How did you pass the exam? Co-- f-i d- ex-m-? C___ f__ d_ e_____ C-m- f-i d- e-a-e- ------------------ Como foi de exame? 0
How did you find the way? C-mo -nc-nt--u-o ----n-o? C___ e________ o c_______ C-m- e-c-n-r-u o c-m-n-o- ------------------------- Como encontrou o caminho? 0
Who did you speak to? C-m-que--vo-ê-f--o-? C__ q___ v___ f_____ C-m q-e- v-c- f-l-u- -------------------- Com quem você falou? 0
With whom did you make an appointment? Com que---o-- tev--u--en--n---? C__ q___ v___ t___ u_ e________ C-m q-e- v-c- t-v- u- e-c-n-r-? ------------------------------- Com quem você teve um encontro? 0
With whom did you celebrate your birthday? Co---u---v-cê fes-ej-- o-a-i----ár--? C__ q___ v___ f_______ o a___________ C-m q-e- v-c- f-s-e-o- o a-i-e-s-r-o- ------------------------------------- Com quem você festejou o aniversário? 0
Where were you? Ond--você--s-ava? O___ v___ e______ O-d- v-c- e-t-v-? ----------------- Onde você estava? 0
Where did you live? O--e --c---iv-u? O___ v___ v_____ O-d- v-c- v-v-u- ---------------- Onde você viveu? 0
Where did you work? O-de-vo---tr-ba--ou? O___ v___ t_________ O-d- v-c- t-a-a-h-u- -------------------- Onde você trabalhou? 0
What did you suggest? O-que v------c--e-d-u? O q__ v___ r__________ O q-e v-c- r-c-m-n-o-? ---------------------- O que você recomendou? 0
What did you eat? O---e ---- --me-? O q__ v___ c_____ O q-e v-c- c-m-u- ----------------- O que você comeu? 0
What did you come to know? O------o-ê viv--c---? O q__ v___ v_________ O q-e v-c- v-v-n-i-u- --------------------- O que você vivenciou? 0
How fast did you drive? A---e -----id--e foi? A q__ v_________ f___ A q-e v-l-c-d-d- f-i- --------------------- A que velocidade foi? 0
How long did you fly? Quanto ----o--oo-? Q_____ t____ v____ Q-a-t- t-m-o v-o-? ------------------ Quanto tempo voou? 0
How high did you jump? A -ue -lt-ra -al-ou? A q__ a_____ s______ A q-e a-t-r- s-l-o-? -------------------- A que altura saltou? 0

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