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95 [ninety-five]

Conjunctions 2

Conjunctions 2

95 [deväťdesiatpäť]

Spojky 2

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Since when is she no longer working? Od---- u- v--- n--------? Odkedy už viac nepracuje? 0
Since her marriage? Od j-- s-----? Od jej svadby? 0
Yes, she is no longer working since she got married. Án-- u- v--- n--------- o----- s- v-----. Áno, už viac nepracuje, odkedy sa vydala. 0
Since she got married, she’s no longer working. Od---- s- v------ u- v--- n--------. Odkedy sa vydala, už viac nepracuje. 0
Since they have met each other, they are happy. Od---- s- p------- s- š------. Odkedy sa poznajú, sú šťastní. 0
Since they have had children, they rarely go out. Od---- m--- d---- l-- z---------- i-- v---- v--. Odkedy majú deti, len zriedkakedy idú večer von. 0
When does she call? Ke-- t---------? Kedy telefonuje? 0
When driving? Po--- j----? Počas jazdy? 0
Yes, when she is driving. Án-- p---- t---- a-- š------- a---. Áno, počas toho, ako šoféruje auto. 0
She calls while she drives. Te-------- p---- t---- a-- š------- a---. Telefonuje počas toho, ako šoféruje auto. 0
She watches TV while she irons. Pr- ž------ s------ t--------. Pri žehlení sleduje televíziu. 0
She listens to music while she does her work. Pr- p----- d------- ú--- p----- h----. Pri písaní domácich úloh počúva hudbu. 0
I can’t see anything when I don’t have glasses. Ne----- n--- k-- n---- o-------. Nevidím nič, keď nemám okuliare. 0
I can’t understand anything when the music is so loud. Ni---- n---------- k-- h-- h---- t-- n-----. Ničomu nerozumiem, keď hrá hudba tak nahlas. 0
I can’t smell anything when I have a cold. Ne----- n--- k-- m-- n-----. Necítim nič, keď mám nádchu. 0
We’ll take a taxi if it rains. Id--- t------- k-- p---. Ideme taxíkom, keď prší. 0
We’ll travel around the world if we win the lottery. Ke- v------ v l------- b----- c------- o---- s----. Keď vyhráme v lotérii, budeme cestovať okolo sveta. 0
We’ll start eating if he doesn’t come soon. Za----- s j------ a- č------ n------. Začneme s jedlom, ak čoskoro nepríde. 0

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