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82 [eighty-two]

Past tense 2

Past tense 2

82 [aštuoniasdešimt du]

Praeitis 2

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Did you have to call an ambulance? A- tu--u-ė--i-i-------i grei-ąją p-g--bą? A- t- t------ i-------- g------- p------- A- t- t-r-j-i i-k-i-s-i g-e-t-j- p-g-l-ą- ----------------------------------------- Ar tu turėjai iškviesti greitąją pagalbą? 0
Did you have to call the doctor? A- -u-t-r-j-i -šk---st- -y--toją? A- t- t------ i-------- g-------- A- t- t-r-j-i i-k-i-s-i g-d-t-j-? --------------------------------- Ar tu turėjai iškviesti gydytoją? 0
Did you have to call the police? A- t--t-rė-ai -š--i-st----li-i--? A- t- t------ i-------- p-------- A- t- t-r-j-i i-k-i-s-i p-l-c-j-? --------------------------------- Ar tu turėjai iškviesti policiją? 0
Do you have the telephone number? I had it just now. A---j----tur-te--e-e-ono n-m-rį? Ką--ik----) -į-tu--j-u. A- (---- t----- t------- n------ K- t-- (--- j- t------- A- (-ū-) t-r-t- t-l-f-n- n-m-r-? K- t-k (-š- j- t-r-j-u- -------------------------------------------------------- Ar (jūs) turite telefono numerį? Ką tik (aš) jį turėjau. 0
Do you have the address? I had it just now. A- (jū-- t-rit- -d--s-?----tik -aš- j- tu-ė-a-. A- (---- t----- a------ K- t-- (--- j- t------- A- (-ū-) t-r-t- a-r-s-? K- t-k (-š- j- t-r-j-u- ----------------------------------------------- Ar (jūs) turite adresą? Ką tik (aš) jį turėjau. 0
Do you have the city map? I had it just now. A- --ūs--tur-te m-e--o pl-n-? Ką -ik (a-) jį---r-j--. A- (---- t----- m----- p----- K- t-- (--- j- t------- A- (-ū-) t-r-t- m-e-t- p-a-ą- K- t-k (-š- j- t-r-j-u- ----------------------------------------------------- Ar (jūs) turite miesto planą? Ką tik (aš) jį turėjau. 0
Did he come on time? He could not come on time. A- j-- atv--- /----j--la---- J-s n--a---- atvyk-i ---te--i l-i--. A- j-- a----- / a---- l----- J-- n------- a------ / a----- l----- A- j-s a-v-k- / a-ė-o l-i-u- J-s n-g-l-j- a-v-k-i / a-e-t- l-i-u- ----------------------------------------------------------------- Ar jis atvyko / atėjo laiku? Jis negalėjo atvykti / ateiti laiku. 0
Did he find the way? He could not find the way. Ar-jis --d-----ią- --s -ega-ė-- r---i k--io. A- j-- r--- k----- J-- n------- r---- k----- A- j-s r-d- k-l-ą- J-s n-g-l-j- r-s-i k-l-o- -------------------------------------------- Ar jis rado kelią? Jis negalėjo rasti kelio. 0
Did he understand you? He could not understand me. Ar ----t--e -u-rato?-Jis ----l-jo -anęs ---ra-ti. A- j-- t--- s------- J-- n------- m---- s-------- A- j-s t-v- s-p-a-o- J-s n-g-l-j- m-n-s s-p-a-t-. ------------------------------------------------- Ar jis tave suprato? Jis negalėjo manęs suprasti. 0
Why could you not come on time? K-dėl ---) n-g-lėja----v--ti-/ --eiti laiku? K---- (--- n-------- a------ / a----- l----- K-d-l (-u- n-g-l-j-i a-v-k-i / a-e-t- l-i-u- -------------------------------------------- Kodėl (tu) negalėjai atvykti / ateiti laiku? 0
Why could you not find the way? Kodė-------n------ai--as-i--e-i-? K---- (--- n-------- r---- k----- K-d-l (-u- n-g-l-j-i r-s-i k-l-o- --------------------------------- Kodėl (tu) negalėjai rasti kelio? 0
Why could you not understand him? Ko-ė- --u- --ga-ė-a- -o-su--a-t-? K---- (--- n-------- j- s-------- K-d-l (-u- n-g-l-j-i j- s-p-a-t-? --------------------------------- Kodėl (tu) negalėjai jo suprasti? 0
I could not come on time because there were no buses. (-š) ne--lėja--a--y-t----i-u- -es--ev-žia-o au-o-u-as. (--- n-------- a------ l----- n-- n-------- a--------- (-š- n-g-l-j-u a-v-k-i l-i-u- n-s n-v-ž-a-o a-t-b-s-s- ------------------------------------------------------ (Aš) negalėjau atvykti laiku, nes nevažiavo autobusas. 0
I could not find the way because I had no city map. (A---n--a-ėj-u r--t-----io- n-- n--urė-----i-s-o--la--. (--- n-------- r---- k----- n-- n-------- m----- p----- (-š- n-g-l-j-u r-s-i k-l-o- n-s n-t-r-j-u m-e-t- p-a-o- ------------------------------------------------------- (Aš) negalėjau rasti kelio, nes neturėjau miesto plano. 0
I could not understand him because the music was so loud. (-š)-ne-a----u -o-su-r--ti--n-s------a----- t---a g-rsi-/-t--ukšm--g-. (--- n-------- j- s-------- n-- m----- b--- t---- g---- / t----------- (-š- n-g-l-j-u j- s-p-a-t-, n-s m-z-k- b-v- t-k-a g-r-i / t-i-k-m-n-a- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- (Aš) negalėjau jo suprasti, nes muzika buvo tokia garsi / triukšminga. 0
I had to take a taxi. (A-) t-rėja---aži-ot- -ak--. (--- t------ v------- t----- (-š- t-r-j-u v-ž-u-t- t-k-i- ---------------------------- (Aš) turėjau važiuoti taksi. 0
I had to buy a city map. (-š) t-r-j---nu--pi-k---m-est- pl-n-. (--- t------ n--------- m----- p----- (-š- t-r-j-u n-s-p-r-t- m-e-t- p-a-ą- ------------------------------------- (Aš) turėjau nusipirkti miesto planą. 0
I had to switch off the radio. (-š- t-r---u--šju-g-i-rad-ją. (--- t------ i------- r------ (-š- t-r-j-u i-j-n-t- r-d-j-. ----------------------------- (Aš) turėjau išjungti radiją. 0

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