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Past tense 2

Past tense 2

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Did you have to call an ambulance? Mus-áj-v-lt-m----- h-vn-d? M----- v--- m----- h------ M-s-á- v-l- m-n-ő- h-v-o-? -------------------------- Muszáj volt mentőt hívnod? 0
Did you have to call the doctor? Mu--áj--olt -z--r-o-t-hív-o-? M----- v--- a- o----- h------ M-s-á- v-l- a- o-v-s- h-v-o-? ----------------------------- Muszáj volt az orvost hívnod? 0
Did you have to call the police? M-s-á---o---a -en--rséget ---n-d? M----- v--- a r---------- h------ M-s-á- v-l- a r-n-ő-s-g-t h-v-o-? --------------------------------- Muszáj volt a rendőrséget hívnod? 0
Do you have the telephone number? I had it just now. Me--an - t---fon-zá-? Az --őb- --g--e-v---. M----- a t----------- A- e---- m-- m------- M-g-a- a t-l-f-n-z-m- A- e-ő-b m-g m-g-o-t- ------------------------------------------- Megvan a telefonszám? Az előbb még megvolt. 0
Do you have the address? I had it just now. Me------ c----Az-e--bb m-g--e-vol-. M----- a c--- A- e---- m-- m------- M-g-a- a c-m- A- e-ő-b m-g m-g-o-t- ----------------------------------- Megvan a cím? Az előbb még megvolt. 0
Do you have the city map? I had it just now. Me-v-- - --ro-térk-p- A---l-b--még -e-vo-t. M----- a v----------- A- e---- m-- m------- M-g-a- a v-r-s-é-k-p- A- e-ő-b m-g m-g-o-t- ------------------------------------------- Megvan a várostérkép? Az előbb még megvolt. 0
Did he come on time? He could not come on time. Pontos-n----t--N-m t----t -o--o--n--ö-n-. P------- j---- N-- t----- p------- j----- P-n-o-a- j-t-? N-m t-d-t- p-n-o-a- j-n-i- ----------------------------------------- Pontosan jött? Nem tudott pontosan jönni. 0
Did he find the way? He could not find the way. M---a----- a---tat--Nem-------m---a--lni-a----a-. M--------- a- u---- N-- t---- m--------- a- u---- M-g-a-á-t- a- u-a-? N-m t-d-a m-g-a-á-n- a- u-a-. ------------------------------------------------- Megtalálta az utat? Nem tudta megtalálni az utat. 0
Did he understand you? He could not understand me. Megé--e-- --g----N-m t-do-- m--é--e--. M-------- t----- N-- t----- m--------- M-g-r-e-t t-g-d- N-m t-d-t- m-g-r-e-i- -------------------------------------- Megértett téged? Nem tudott megérteni. 0
Why could you not come on time? Mi--t------ud-ál--o---s-- --nn-? M---- n-- t----- p------- j----- M-é-t n-m t-d-á- p-n-o-a- j-n-i- -------------------------------- Miért nem tudtál pontosan jönni? 0
Why could you not find the way? M------e- -----d---gt--á-ni -z u--t? M---- n-- t----- m--------- a- u---- M-é-t n-m t-d-a- m-g-a-á-n- a- u-a-? ------------------------------------ Miért nem tudtad megtalálni az utat? 0
Why could you not understand him? M-é----em-t-d--d -t m----teni? M---- n-- t----- ő- m--------- M-é-t n-m t-d-a- ő- m-g-r-e-i- ------------------------------ Miért nem tudtad őt megérteni? 0
I could not come on time because there were no buses. Ne-------- --ntosa- --nni--m-r--n---jö-t ---z. N-- t----- p------- j----- m--- n-- j--- b---- N-m t-d-a- p-n-o-a- j-n-i- m-r- n-m j-t- b-s-. ---------------------------------------------- Nem tudtam pontosan jönni, mert nem jött busz. 0
I could not find the way because I had no city map. N-m --dta- m-g-al--n-----ut-t- ---t nem --l- v-r-st-r---em. N-- t----- m--------- a- u---- m--- n-- v--- v------------- N-m t-d-a- m-g-a-á-n- a- u-a-, m-r- n-m v-l- v-r-s-é-k-p-m- ----------------------------------------------------------- Nem tudtam megtalálni az utat, mert nem volt várostérképem. 0
I could not understand him because the music was so loud. N-- --d-a- -eg--teni- me-t--l--n-h--g-- volt-a--e--. N-- t----- m--------- m--- o---- h----- v--- a z---- N-m t-d-a- m-g-r-e-i- m-r- o-y-n h-n-o- v-l- a z-n-. ---------------------------------------------------- Nem tudtam megérteni, mert olyan hangos volt a zene. 0
I had to take a taxi. Musz-j----t --- t--it--ívnom. M----- v--- e-- t---- h------ M-s-á- v-l- e-y t-x-t h-v-o-. ----------------------------- Muszáj volt egy taxit hívnom. 0
I had to buy a city map. M-s--j-vol- egy-vá--st-----et vá-á-olno-. M----- v--- e-- v------------ v---------- M-s-á- v-l- e-y v-r-s-é-k-p-t v-s-r-l-o-. ----------------------------------------- Muszáj volt egy várostérképet vásárolnom. 0
I had to switch off the radio. K- -ellett ka-c-ol----a r-dió-. K- k------ k--------- a r------ K- k-l-e-t k-p-s-l-o- a r-d-ó-. ------------------------------- Ki kellett kapcsolnom a rádiót. 0

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