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87 [eighty-seven]

Past tense of modal verbs 1

Past tense of modal verbs 1

87 [kahdeksankymmentäseitsemän]

Modaaliverbien mennyt muoto 1

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We had to water the flowers. M-id-n-pit--ka--el-a--uk-t. M_____ p___ k_______ k_____ M-i-ä- p-t- k-s-e-l- k-k-t- --------------------------- Meidän piti kastella kukat. 0
We had to clean the apartment. M-i---------s-i---- -s-nt-. M_____ p___ s______ a______ M-i-ä- p-t- s-i-o-a a-u-t-. --------------------------- Meidän piti siivota asunto. 0
We had to wash the dishes. Me-dä- piti -i--a-a a-t-at. M_____ p___ t______ a______ M-i-ä- p-t- t-s-a-a a-t-a-. --------------------------- Meidän piti tiskata astiat. 0
Did you have to pay the bill? Pi--kö -e-d-- m-ks-a-la-k-? P_____ t_____ m_____ l_____ P-t-k- t-i-ä- m-k-a- l-s-u- --------------------------- Pitikö teidän maksaa lasku? 0
Did you have to pay an entrance fee? Pitikö-tei-ä- ---sa--s------ää-y---su? P_____ t_____ m_____ s________________ P-t-k- t-i-ä- m-k-a- s-s-ä-p-ä-y-a-s-? -------------------------------------- Pitikö teidän maksaa sisäänpääsymaksu? 0
Did you have to pay a fine? Pi---ö t-i-ä- maksaa s--k-? P_____ t_____ m_____ s_____ P-t-k- t-i-ä- m-k-a- s-k-o- --------------------------- Pitikö teidän maksaa sakko? 0
Who had to say goodbye? Ken-n-pit- hy-äst-l--? K____ p___ h__________ K-n-n p-t- h-v-s-e-l-? ---------------------- Kenen piti hyvästellä? 0
Who had to go home early? K---- pi-i -en----i-a--in k-tii-? K____ p___ m____ a_______ k______ K-n-n p-t- m-n-ä a-k-i-i- k-t-i-? --------------------------------- Kenen piti mennä aikaisin kotiin? 0
Who had to take the train? K---n --t- ----ä --na--a? K____ p___ m____ j_______ K-n-n p-t- m-n-ä j-n-l-a- ------------------------- Kenen piti mennä junalla? 0
We did not want to stay long. M- ---e h--unn--- -äädä p--käksi ---a-. M_ e___ h________ j____ p_______ a_____ M- e-m- h-l-n-e-t j-ä-ä p-t-ä-s- a-k-a- --------------------------------------- Me emme halunneet jäädä pitkäksi aikaa. 0
We did not want to drink anything. Me-e-m--h-l-n--et -uod- mitä--. M_ e___ h________ j____ m______ M- e-m- h-l-n-e-t j-o-a m-t-ä-. ------------------------------- Me emme halunneet juoda mitään. 0
We did not want to disturb you. M- emm- h--u--e-----ir--ä. M_ e___ h________ h_______ M- e-m- h-l-n-e-t h-i-i-ä- -------------------------- Me emme halunneet häiritä. 0
I just wanted to make a call. Mi-ä ha--sin-pu--- --he--me-s- juu-i. M___ h______ p____ p__________ j_____ M-n- h-l-s-n p-h-a p-h-l-m-s-a j-u-i- ------------------------------------- Minä halusin puhua puhelimessa juuri. 0
I just wanted to call a taxi. M-n--h-----n til-t---aksi-. M___ h______ t_____ t______ M-n- h-l-s-n t-l-t- t-k-i-. --------------------------- Minä halusin tilata taksin. 0
Actually I wanted to drive home. S-llä min--h-lu--n-m---- -otiin. S____ m___ h______ m____ k______ S-l-ä m-n- h-l-s-n m-n-ä k-t-i-. -------------------------------- Sillä minä halusin mennä kotiin. 0
I thought you wanted to call your wife. M-nä----l-n-----ä----us----oit-aa va-m-lle-i. M___ l______ e___ h______ s______ v__________ M-n- l-u-i-, e-t- h-l-s-t s-i-t-a v-i-o-l-s-. --------------------------------------------- Minä luulin, että halusit soittaa vaimollesi. 0
I thought you wanted to call information. M-n- ---li----tt--ha--sit --i--a- n-m-----e-u----uu-. M___ l______ e___ h______ s______ n__________________ M-n- l-u-i-, e-t- h-l-s-t s-i-t-a n-m-r-t-e-u-t-l-u-. ----------------------------------------------------- Minä luulin, että halusit soittaa numerotiedusteluun. 0
I thought you wanted to order a pizza. Mi-ä--u--in----tä-h---s-t-t----a --ts--. M___ l______ e___ h______ t_____ p______ M-n- l-u-i-, e-t- h-l-s-t t-l-t- p-t-a-. ---------------------------------------- Minä luulin, että halusit tilata pitsan. 0

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Big letters, big feelings

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