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88 [eighty-eight]

Past tense of modal verbs 2

Past tense of modal verbs 2

88 [otteogfirs]

Modalverbernes datid 2

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My son did not want to play with the doll. M-- sø- --l----k-- l------- -uk-en. M__ s__ v____ i___ l___ m__ d______ M-n s-n v-l-e i-k- l-g- m-d d-k-e-. ----------------------------------- Min søn ville ikke lege med dukken. 0
My daughter did not want to play football / soccer (am.). M----atte--v-ll- -k-e s--l---fod-old. M__ d_____ v____ i___ s_____ f_______ M-n d-t-e- v-l-e i-k- s-i-l- f-d-o-d- ------------------------------------- Min datter ville ikke spille fodbold. 0
My wife did not want to play chess with me. Min-ko-e vi-l- i-k- s---le -k-k ----mi-. M__ k___ v____ i___ s_____ s___ m__ m___ M-n k-n- v-l-e i-k- s-i-l- s-a- m-d m-g- ---------------------------------------- Min kone ville ikke spille skak med mig. 0
My children did not want to go for a walk. Mi-e--ørn -il-e i-ke -å-e- t-r. M___ b___ v____ i___ g_ e_ t___ M-n- b-r- v-l-e i-k- g- e- t-r- ------------------------------- Mine børn ville ikke gå en tur. 0
They did not want to tidy the room. D--vi-l----ke -yd----p ----æ-els-t. D_ v____ i___ r____ o_ p_ v________ D- v-l-e i-k- r-d-e o- p- v-r-l-e-. ----------------------------------- De ville ikke rydde op på værelset. 0
They did not want to go to bed. De-v-lle--kke -å---sen-. D_ v____ i___ g_ i s____ D- v-l-e i-k- g- i s-n-. ------------------------ De ville ikke gå i seng. 0
He was not allowed to eat ice cream. H---m---- -k-- s-is---n-is. H__ m____ i___ s____ e_ i__ H-n m-t-e i-k- s-i-e e- i-. --------------------------- Han måtte ikke spise en is. 0
He was not allowed to eat chocolate. H---må-t---kk- s-ise -ho-o-ad-. H__ m____ i___ s____ c_________ H-n m-t-e i-k- s-i-e c-o-o-a-e- ------------------------------- Han måtte ikke spise chokolade. 0
He was not allowed to eat sweets. Han--åtte--kk--spis- ---sje-. H__ m____ i___ s____ b_______ H-n m-t-e i-k- s-i-e b-l-j-r- ----------------------------- Han måtte ikke spise bolsjer. 0
I was allowed to make a wish. Jeg---tt--øns-e-----noget. J__ m____ ø____ m__ n_____ J-g m-t-e ø-s-e m-g n-g-t- -------------------------- Jeg måtte ønske mig noget. 0
I was allowed to buy myself a dress. J-g måtte -ø----- kj--e. J__ m____ k___ e_ k_____ J-g m-t-e k-b- e- k-o-e- ------------------------ Jeg måtte købe en kjole. 0
I was allowed to take a chocolate. J---må-te---g--e--styk-e-fy--t--h----a--. J__ m____ t___ e_ s_____ f____ c_________ J-g m-t-e t-g- e- s-y-k- f-l-t c-o-o-a-e- ----------------------------------------- Jeg måtte tage et stykke fyldt chokolade. 0
Were you allowed to smoke in the airplane? M-tt- -u r-g--p- f----? M____ d_ r___ p_ f_____ M-t-e d- r-g- p- f-y-t- ----------------------- Måtte du ryge på flyet? 0
Were you allowed to drink beer in the hospital? Må-t- du -ri-ke ø- p----ge-us--? M____ d_ d_____ ø_ p_ s_________ M-t-e d- d-i-k- ø- p- s-g-h-s-t- -------------------------------- Måtte du drikke øl på sygehuset? 0
Were you allowed to take the dog into the hotel? M--te--u --ge--unden-me--på-h-te---t? M____ d_ t___ h_____ m__ p_ h________ M-t-e d- t-g- h-n-e- m-d p- h-t-l-e-? ------------------------------------- Måtte du tage hunden med på hotellet? 0
During the holidays the children were allowed to remain outside late. I-f-r-e- ---te bø---ne-blive--æng---d-. I f_____ m____ b______ b____ l____ u___ I f-r-e- m-t-e b-r-e-e b-i-e l-n-e u-e- --------------------------------------- I ferien måtte børnene blive længe ude. 0
They were allowed to play in the yard for a long time. D- m--------e---nge - --rd-n. D_ m____ l___ l____ i g______ D- m-t-e l-g- l-n-e i g-r-e-. ----------------------------- De måtte lege længe i gården. 0
They were allowed to stay up late. De ---te --iv- --n-e --pe. D_ m____ b____ l____ o____ D- m-t-e b-i-e l-n-e o-p-. -------------------------- De måtte blive længe oppe. 0

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