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85 [eighty-five]

Questions – Past tense 1

Questions – Past tense 1

85 [osemdesiatpäť]

Otázky – minulý čas 1

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How much did you drink? K-ľ-o-st- v----i? K____ s__ v______ K-ľ-o s-e v-p-l-? ----------------- Koľko ste vypili? 0
How much did you work? K---o-s-e -ra--v---? K____ s__ p_________ K-ľ-o s-e p-a-o-a-i- -------------------- Koľko ste pracovali? 0
How much did you write? Koľ---ste -a-í-a-i? K____ s__ n________ K-ľ-o s-e n-p-s-l-? ------------------- Koľko ste napísali? 0
How did you sleep? A-o --- s--l-? A__ s__ s_____ A-o s-e s-a-i- -------------- Ako ste spali? 0
How did you pass the exam? A-o --- sp---i-- s--š-u? A__ s__ s_______ s______ A-o s-e s-r-v-l- s-ú-k-? ------------------------ Ako ste spravili skúšku? 0
How did you find the way? Ak--st- na-li--e---? A__ s__ n____ c_____ A-o s-e n-š-i c-s-u- -------------------- Ako ste našli cestu? 0
Who did you speak to? S k------ -------rá-ali? S k__ s__ s_ r__________ S k-m s-e s- r-z-r-v-l-? ------------------------ S kým ste sa rozprávali? 0
With whom did you make an appointment? S------t---a--oh---i? S k__ s__ s_ d_______ S k-m s-e s- d-h-d-i- --------------------- S kým ste sa dohodli? 0
With whom did you celebrate your birthday? S ký--ste-o-lavo-al---ar---niny? S k__ s__ o_________ n__________ S k-m s-e o-l-v-v-l- n-r-d-n-n-? -------------------------------- S kým ste oslavovali narodeniny? 0
Where were you? K-e---- b---? K__ s__ b____ K-e s-e b-l-? ------------- Kde ste boli? 0
Where did you live? K-e s-e--ýv-li? K__ s__ b______ K-e s-e b-v-l-? --------------- Kde ste bývali? 0
Where did you work? Kd--s-e--rac-----? K__ s__ p_________ K-e s-e p-a-o-a-i- ------------------ Kde ste pracovali? 0
What did you suggest? Č-------------i--? Č_ s__ o__________ Č- s-e o-p-r-č-l-? ------------------ Čo ste odporučili? 0
What did you eat? Č- --e j-dl-? Č_ s__ j_____ Č- s-e j-d-i- ------------- Čo ste jedli? 0
What did you come to know? Č---te -a-doz--del-? Č_ s__ s_ d_________ Č- s-e s- d-z-e-e-i- -------------------- Čo ste sa dozvedeli? 0
How fast did you drive? A---r--hlo s-e išli? A__ r_____ s__ i____ A-o r-c-l- s-e i-l-? -------------------- Ako rýchlo ste išli? 0
How long did you fly? Ako-dl-- --e-l-t-l-? A__ d___ s__ l______ A-o d-h- s-e l-t-l-? -------------------- Ako dlho ste leteli? 0
How high did you jump? A-o-v-soko s-- v-s---i-i? A__ v_____ s__ v_________ A-o v-s-k- s-e v-s-o-i-i- ------------------------- Ako vysoko ste vyskočili? 0

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