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87 [eighty-seven]

Past tense of modal verbs 1

Past tense of modal verbs 1

87 [aštuoniasdešimt septyni]

Modaliniai veiksmažodžiai praeityje 1

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We had to water the flowers. M-----r-j-m- pal-is--t- -ėl-s. M__ t_______ p_________ g_____ M-s t-r-j-m- p-l-i-t-t- g-l-s- ------------------------------ Mes turėjome palaistyti gėles. 0
We had to clean the apartment. Me- -----o-e sutv-rky---b-t-. M__ t_______ s_________ b____ M-s t-r-j-m- s-t-a-k-t- b-t-. ----------------------------- Mes turėjome sutvarkyti butą. 0
We had to wash the dishes. Mes tur--o-e--u-l-u-i --du-. M__ t_______ s_______ i_____ M-s t-r-j-m- s-p-a-t- i-d-s- ---------------------------- Mes turėjome suplauti indus. 0
Did you have to pay the bill? Ar ---s--tu-ė---e-apmok-ti-s-skai-ą? A_ (____ t_______ a_______ s________ A- (-ū-) t-r-j-t- a-m-k-t- s-s-a-t-? ------------------------------------ Ar (jūs) turėjote apmokėti sąskaitą? 0
Did you have to pay an entrance fee? Ar-(-ūs) t-rėjot- mok-ti--ž-įė--m-? A_ (____ t_______ m_____ u_ į______ A- (-ū-) t-r-j-t- m-k-t- u- į-j-m-? ----------------------------------- Ar (jūs) turėjote mokėti už įėjimą? 0
Did you have to pay a fine? Ar (-ū-- -----ot- -umo-ė-- bau--? A_ (____ t_______ s_______ b_____ A- (-ū-) t-r-j-t- s-m-k-t- b-u-ą- --------------------------------- Ar (jūs) turėjote sumokėti baudą? 0
Who had to say goodbye? K-- tu--jo----i-----i-t-? K__ t_____ a_____________ K-s t-r-j- a-s-s-e-k-n-i- ------------------------- Kas turėjo atsisveikinti? 0
Who had to go home early? K-s t--ėjo --k-ti -i---na-o? K__ t_____ a_____ e___ n____ K-s t-r-j- a-k-t- e-t- n-m-? ---------------------------- Kas turėjo anksti eiti namo? 0
Who had to take the train? Kas-t-r--o važ---t--t------i-? K__ t_____ v_______ t_________ K-s t-r-j- v-ž-u-t- t-a-k-n-u- ------------------------------ Kas turėjo važiuoti traukiniu? 0
We did not want to stay long. (Mes- -----ė-ome i------ūti. (____ n_________ i____ b____ (-e-) n-n-r-j-m- i-g-i b-t-. ---------------------------- (Mes) nenorėjome ilgai būti. 0
We did not want to drink anything. (-e-- ----r-j--e -ieko g-rt-. (____ n_________ n____ g_____ (-e-) n-n-r-j-m- n-e-o g-r-i- ----------------------------- (Mes) nenorėjome nieko gerti. 0
We did not want to disturb you. (M-s)-n--o-ėj-m---ruk---i. (____ n_________ t________ (-e-) n-n-r-j-m- t-u-d-t-. -------------------------- (Mes) nenorėjome trukdyti. 0
I just wanted to make a call. (A-)---ip-t---no--j-u ---k-m--nt-. (___ k___ t__ n______ p___________ (-š- k-i- t-k n-r-j-u p-s-a-b-n-i- ---------------------------------- (Aš) kaip tik norėjau paskambinti. 0
I just wanted to call a taxi. (-š- n-r-j---i--v-es----a--i. (___ n______ i________ t_____ (-š- n-r-j-u i-k-i-s-i t-k-i- ----------------------------- (Aš) norėjau iškviesti taksi. 0
Actually I wanted to drive home. (-š---o-ė-au--a-iu-t- --mo. (___ n______ v_______ n____ (-š- n-r-j-u v-ž-u-t- n-m-. --------------------------- (Aš) norėjau važiuoti namo. 0
I thought you wanted to call your wife. (--) ma---u- t---or-ja--p-s---b---- -a----mo-ai. (___ m______ t_ n______ p__________ s___ ž______ (-š- m-n-a-, t- n-r-j-i p-s-a-b-n-i s-v- ž-o-a-. ------------------------------------------------ (Aš) maniau, tu norėjai paskambinti savo žmonai. 0
I thought you wanted to call information. (-š---ani-u--tu no-ė--- --skamb---- - -n-or-a--j-. (___ m______ t_ n______ p__________ į i___________ (-š- m-n-a-, t- n-r-j-i p-s-a-b-n-i į i-f-r-a-i-ą- -------------------------------------------------- (Aš) maniau, tu norėjai paskambinti į informaciją. 0
I thought you wanted to order a pizza. (A-- ma-i--- t----r--a----si-ak--i---cą. (___ m______ t_ n______ u_________ p____ (-š- m-n-a-, t- n-r-j-i u-s-s-k-t- p-c-. ---------------------------------------- (Aš) maniau, tu norėjai užsisakyti picą. 0

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