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85 [eighty-five]

Questions – Past tense 1

Questions – Past tense 1

85 [quatre-vingt-cinq]

Questions – Passé 1

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How much did you drink? Co----- e- a-------- b- ? Combien en avez-vous bu ? C------ e- a----v--- b- ? Co----- e- a-------- b- ? C-m-i-n e- a-e--v-u- b- ? -------------------------
How much did you work? Co----- d------- a-------- t-------- ? Combien d’heures avez-vous travaillé ? C------ d’h----- a----v--- t-------- ? Co----- d------- a-------- t-------- ? C-m-i-n d’h-u-e- a-e--v-u- t-a-a-l-é ? --------------------------------------
How much did you write? Av------- b------- é---- ? Avez-vous beaucoup écrit ? A----v--- b------- é---- ? Av------- b------- é---- ? A-e--v-u- b-a-c-u- é-r-t ? --------------------------
How did you sleep? Co----- a-------- d---- ? Comment avez-vous dormi ? C------ a----v--- d---- ? Co----- a-------- d---- ? C-m-e-t a-e--v-u- d-r-i ? -------------------------
How did you pass the exam? Co----- a-------- p---- l------- ? Comment avez-vous passé l’examen ? C------ a----v--- p---- l’e----- ? Co----- a-------- p---- l------- ? C-m-e-t a-e--v-u- p-s-é l’e-a-e- ? ----------------------------------
How did you find the way? Co----- a-------- t----- l- c----- ? Comment avez-vous trouvé le chemin ? C------ a----v--- t----- l- c----- ? Co----- a-------- t----- l- c----- ? C-m-e-t a-e--v-u- t-o-v- l- c-e-i- ? ------------------------------------
Who did you speak to? Av-- q-- a-------- p---- ? Avec qui avez-vous parlé ? A--- q-- a----v--- p---- ? Av-- q-- a-------- p---- ? A-e- q-i a-e--v-u- p-r-é ? --------------------------
With whom did you make an appointment? Av-- q-- a-------- p--- u- r---------- ? Avec qui avez-vous pris un rendez-vous ? A--- q-- a----v--- p--- u- r------v--- ? Av-- q-- a-------- p--- u- r---------- ? A-e- q-i a-e--v-u- p-i- u- r-n-e--v-u- ? ----------------------------------------
With whom did you celebrate your birthday? Av-- q-- a--- v--- f--- v---- a----------- ? Avec qui avez vous fêté votre anniversaire ? A--- q-- a--- v--- f--- v---- a----------- ? Av-- q-- a--- v--- f--- v---- a----------- ? A-e- q-i a-e- v-u- f-t- v-t-e a-n-v-r-a-r- ? --------------------------------------------
Where were you? Où ê-------- a---- ? Où êtes-vous allés ? O- ê----v--- a---- ? Où ê-------- a---- ? O- ê-e--v-u- a-l-s ? --------------------
Where did you live? Où a-------- h----- ? Où avez-vous habité ? O- a----v--- h----- ? Où a-------- h----- ? O- a-e--v-u- h-b-t- ? ---------------------
Where did you work? Où a-------- t-------- ? Où avez-vous travaillé ? O- a----v--- t-------- ? Où a-------- t-------- ? O- a-e--v-u- t-a-a-l-é ? ------------------------
What did you suggest? Qu---------- r--------- ? Qu’avez-vous recommandé ? Q-’a----v--- r--------- ? Qu---------- r--------- ? Q-’a-e--v-u- r-c-m-a-d- ? -------------------------
What did you eat? Qu---------- m---- ? Qu’avez-vous mangé ? Q-’a----v--- m---- ? Qu---------- m---- ? Q-’a-e--v-u- m-n-é ? --------------------
What did you come to know? Qu---------- a----- ? Qu’avez-vous appris ? Q-’a----v--- a----- ? Qu---------- a----- ? Q-’a-e--v-u- a-p-i- ? ---------------------
How fast did you drive? À q----- v------ a-------- c------ ? À quelle vitesse avez-vous conduit ? À q----- v------ a----v--- c------ ? À q----- v------ a-------- c------ ? À q-e-l- v-t-s-e a-e--v-u- c-n-u-t ? ------------------------------------
How long did you fly? Co----- d- t---- a-------- v--- ? Combien de temps avez-vous volé ? C------ d- t---- a----v--- v--- ? Co----- d- t---- a-------- v--- ? C-m-i-n d- t-m-s a-e--v-u- v-l- ? ---------------------------------
How high did you jump? À q----- h------ a-------- s---- ? À quelle hauteur avez-vous sauté ? À q----- h------ a----v--- s---- ? À q----- h------ a-------- s---- ? À q-e-l- h-u-e-r a-e--v-u- s-u-é ? ----------------------------------

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