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85 [eighty-five]

Questions – Past tense 1

Questions – Past tense 1

85 [åttiofem]

Fråga – förfluten tid 1

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How much did you drink? H---mycket-h---n- d-u-kit? H__ m_____ h__ n_ d_______ H-r m-c-e- h-r n- d-u-k-t- -------------------------- Hur mycket har ni druckit? 0
How much did you work? H------k-t-----ni--rbetat? H__ m_____ h__ n_ a_______ H-r m-c-e- h-r n- a-b-t-t- -------------------------- Hur mycket har ni arbetat? 0
How much did you write? Hur -----t --r -i --riv-t? H__ m_____ h__ n_ s_______ H-r m-c-e- h-r n- s-r-v-t- -------------------------- Hur mycket har ni skrivit? 0
How did you sleep? Hur --- ----ov-t? H__ h__ n_ s_____ H-r h-r n- s-v-t- ----------------- Hur har ni sovit? 0
How did you pass the exam? Hur-har----kl-r-----ov---? H__ h__ n_ k_____ p_____ ? H-r h-r n- k-a-a- p-o-e- ? -------------------------- Hur har ni klarat provet ? 0
How did you find the way? H----ar-n--h--tat-v-ge-? H__ h__ n_ h_____ v_____ H-r h-r n- h-t-a- v-g-n- ------------------------ Hur har ni hittat vägen? 0
Who did you speak to? M-- vem-har-ni-t-l-t? M__ v__ h__ n_ t_____ M-d v-m h-r n- t-l-t- --------------------- Med vem har ni talat? 0
With whom did you make an appointment? V-m -ar ni-s-ämt tr--f--e-? V__ h__ n_ s____ t____ m___ V-m h-r n- s-ä-t t-ä-f m-d- --------------------------- Vem har ni stämt träff med? 0
With whom did you celebrate your birthday? V---h-------i-at födelse--g-m--? V__ h__ n_ f____ f_________ m___ V-m h-r n- f-r-t f-d-l-e-a- m-d- -------------------------------- Vem har ni firat födelsedag med? 0
Where were you? V-r h---n--va-it? V__ h__ n_ v_____ V-r h-r n- v-r-t- ----------------- Var har ni varit? 0
Where did you live? Va----r ------t? V__ h__ n_ b____ V-r h-r n- b-t-? ---------------- Var har ni bott? 0
Where did you work? V-- -----i--rb--at? V__ h__ n_ a_______ V-r h-r n- a-b-t-t- ------------------- Var har ni arbetat? 0
What did you suggest? V-d---r n- --k-m----erat? V__ h__ n_ r_____________ V-d h-r n- r-k-m-e-d-r-t- ------------------------- Vad har ni rekommenderat? 0
What did you eat? V-d--ar -----i-? V__ h__ n_ ä____ V-d h-r n- ä-i-? ---------------- Vad har ni ätit? 0
What did you come to know? Vad-h---ni----- ---a---? V__ h__ n_ f___ r___ p__ V-d h-r n- f-t- r-d- p-? ------------------------ Vad har ni fått reda på? 0
How fast did you drive? Hu--f--- ha- -i ----? H__ f___ h__ n_ k____ H-r f-r- h-r n- k-r-? --------------------- Hur fort har ni kört? 0
How long did you fly? H-r-l-n-e h----- -l-git? H__ l____ h__ n_ f______ H-r l-n-e h-r n- f-u-i-? ------------------------ Hur länge har ni flugit? 0
How high did you jump? H----ög- -a- ni-hop--t? H__ h___ h__ n_ h______ H-r h-g- h-r n- h-p-a-? ----------------------- Hur högt har ni hoppat? 0

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