Past 2 Flashcards
gjorde
[gyou{r}]
did / did do / caused
rørte
[ʁerd]
touched
returnerede
[reh-tune-e-uhð]
returned
drejede
[dʁy-eð]
turned
åbnede
[oap-nuð]
opened
stoppede
[stohp-uhð]
stopped
stod
[stow-l]
stood
TRUE OR FALSE:
There are two regular conjugations in the past tense. The conjugations are -ede and -te. These are added to the stem of the verb.
TRUE
dukkede … op
[dah-gil-uh … op]
showed up
forklarede
[fo{r}-klah-uhl]
explained / explained to
forekom
[fo{r}-kum]
seemed
da
[dah] (rhymes with ‘dad’)
went (past) / since
vandt
[vant]
won
skete
[skee-dih]
happened
sad
[sell]
sat
TRUE OR FALSE:
“Når” (when) is only used when speaking of the present or the future.
TRUE
Example: ‘Jeg spiser når jeg kan’ meaning ‘I will eat when I can’ or ‘I eat when(ever) I can’
opdagede
[ahp-day-uhð]
discovered
efterlod
[if-dah-lih-uhð]
left / abandoned
fulgte
[fewl-duh]
followed
introducerede
[in-tʁuh-do-see-uh-ðuh]
introduced
spurgte
[spo{r}-dih]
asked
bad
[beð OR bell]
asked (humbly) / asked
TRUE OR FALSE:
“Da” (when) is only used when speaking of the past.
TRUE
Example: ‘Jeg var træt da han kom’ indicates something that has already passed (‘I was tired when he arrived’)
optrådte
[ahp-tʁod-eh]
performed
præsterede
[pʁass-dee-uhl]
managed
tilføjede
[til-foy-luh]
added
huskede
[hoose-gell-uh]
remembered
beholdte
[be-haul-dih]
kept
kendte
[ken-duh]
knew
lade være
[lið vay-uh]
stop / let it be
begyndte
[be-goun-duh]
began / started
løb
[loob]
ran
følte
[full-deh]
felt
lod
[loeð OR low-uhl]
let / leave
mærkede
[myah-guð]
felt / touched
troede
[tʁo-ehl]
thought / believed
satte
[sad-dih]
put / sat
løb en tur
[loob ayn too-uh]
went for a run (literally: ran a trip/tour)
virkede
[vea{r}-gull]
worked
arbejdede
[a{r}e-by-dil]
worked
vidste
[veece-duh]
knew
sluttede
[slew-dull OR slew-duð]
ended / finished
behøvede
[be-who-vihl]
needed / did have to / have/had to
startede
[sta{r}-til OR sta[r]-tið]
started
lå
[ loh OR low]
lay
