Verb Be - Eat: Sentences

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• He (var) was here.
• He has (varit) been ready for five minutes now.
• His heart (slog) beat faster when he saw her yesterday.
• What has (blivit) become of her.
• Most athletes (är) are strong.
• He studied hard to (bli) become a doctor.
• He (blev) became a doctor five years ago.
• (Vispa) Beat the egg whites until they are stiff.
• He had been (slagen) beaten and could no longer win the gold medal.
• It has (börjat) begun .
• Let us (börja) begin .
• I wish that the fish would (nappa) bite .
• She (bet) bit him.
• Had he (bitit) bitten her the roles would be reversed.
• The best way to heal a wound is to (blåsa) blow on it.
• A fuse has (gått) blown .
• The wind (blåste) blew and a tree came crashing down.
• Dave (bröt) broke his promise.
• Don´t (ha sönder) break my stuff.
• He had (brutit) broken the vow he took.
• (Ta med) Bring your friend to the slumber party.
• He (tog med sig) brought his girlfriend to the party.
• It is difficult to (bygga) build a house.
• She (byggde) built a small house for the cat.
• When was the town hall (byggt)) built .
• Sorry, I (brände) burnt the toast.
• You are not allowed to light candles. I´m afraid you might (bränna) burn the house down.
• Let me (bjuda) buy you a drink.
• Linda (köpte) bought Hannah a hamburger.
• The thieves were (fångade) caught .
• Had he (fångat) caught the fish, we would have eaten it for dinner.
• She (valde) chose to eat cheese doodles for dinner.
• (Välj) Choose me!
• He has (valt) chosen poorly.
• (Kom) Come here.
• He (kom) came to the job totally unprepared.
• She (klippte) cut Peter´s hair.
• I want you to (klippa) cut my hair.
• (Gräv) Dig deep. You can do this.
• He (grävde) dug his way out of prison.
• (Gör) Do what I tell you.
• He (ritade) drew the most magnificent painting.
• Can you (rita) draw a picture of me?
• She had (drömt) dreamt awful nightmares.
• (Dröm) Dream of me.
• (Drick) Drink some water.
• He (drack) drank too much water and almost wet the bed.
• Can you (köra) drive me home?
• She (körde) drove faster than what was allowed.
• He has (kört) driven a tractor all his life.
• Always (ät) eat tasty food.
• He (åt) ate something rotten and was sick to his stomach.
• She has (ätit) eaten too much sugar today.

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