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85 [eighty-five]

Questions – Past tense 1

Questions – Past tense 1

85 [walumpu’t limang]

Questions – Past tense 1

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How much did you drink? Gaan--ka------n- na-no- --? G---- k----- a-- n----- m-- G-a-o k-r-m- a-g n-i-o- m-? --------------------------- Gaano karami ang nainom mo? 0
How much did you work? G---o ---am- an--ginaw- --? G---- k----- a-- g----- m-- G-a-o k-r-m- a-g g-n-w- m-? --------------------------- Gaano karami ang ginawa mo? 0
How much did you write? Ga--o--a-------g s-n-lat --? G---- k----- a-- s------ m-- G-a-o k-r-m- a-g s-n-l-t m-? ---------------------------- Gaano karami ang sinulat mo? 0
How did you sleep? Paano--a--a-atu-o-? P---- k- n--------- P-a-o k- n-k-t-l-g- ------------------- Paano ka nakatulog? 0
How did you pass the exam? P-a-- -- na-apa-a sa --gs-s-l-t? P---- k- n------- s- p---------- P-a-o k- n-k-p-s- s- p-g-u-u-i-? -------------------------------- Paano ka nakapasa sa pagsusulit? 0
How did you find the way? Paa-- -- --h--a--a-- d---? P---- m- n------ a-- d---- P-a-o m- n-h-n-p a-g d-a-? -------------------------- Paano mo nahanap ang daan? 0
Who did you speak to? Kani-- -- ----p----sap? K----- k- n------------ K-n-n- k- n-k-p-g-u-a-? ----------------------- Kanino ka nakipag-usap? 0
With whom did you make an appointment? K-------a n-gta----ng -ppoint-ent? K----- k- n------- n- a----------- K-n-n- k- n-g-a-d- n- a-p-i-t-e-t- ---------------------------------- Kanino ka nagtakda ng appointment? 0
With whom did you celebrate your birthday? Si------ -as-m- mong nag-iw--- -g-iy--g------w-n? S--- a-- k----- m--- n-------- n- i---- k-------- S-n- a-g k-s-m- m-n- n-g-i-a-g n- i-o-g k-a-a-a-? ------------------------------------------------- Sino ang kasama mong nagdiwang ng iyong kaarawan? 0
Where were you? S--- -a --ng-al--g? S--- k- n---------- S-a- k- n-n-g-l-n-? ------------------- Saan ka nanggaling? 0
Where did you live? Sa-- -a----at-r-? S--- k- n-------- S-a- k- n-k-t-r-? ----------------- Saan ka nakatira? 0
Where did you work? S-an--a na-tra-a--? S--- k- n---------- S-a- k- n-g-r-b-h-? ------------------- Saan ka nagtrabaho? 0
What did you suggest? Anon- i--r---me-da -o? A---- i----------- m-- A-o-g i-i-e-o-e-d- m-? ---------------------- Anong inirekomenda mo? 0
What did you eat? A---g-k-n-i---o? A---- k----- m-- A-o-g k-n-i- m-? ---------------- Anong kinain mo? 0
What did you come to know? Anong ---a-a- m-? A---- n------ m-- A-o-g n-l-m-n m-? ----------------- Anong nalaman mo? 0
How fast did you drive? G-a-o --b-l-- -a -agma-e-o? G---- k------ k- n--------- G-a-o k-b-l-s k- n-g-a-e-o- --------------------------- Gaano kabilis ka nagmaneho? 0
How long did you fly? Ga----k-ta-al k--n--a --m-ap-w-d? G---- k------ k- n--- h---------- G-a-o k-t-g-l k- n-s- h-m-a-a-i-? --------------------------------- Gaano katagal ka nasa himpapawid? 0
How high did you jump? G-a-- --t------- -in-lon--o? G---- k----- a-- t------ m-- G-a-o k-t-a- a-g t-n-l-n m-? ---------------------------- Gaano kataas ang tinalon mo? 0

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