1) She cried when I told her to go.
2) She has been crying since she left.
3) Where is she? She is in her room. I think she is crying.
4) You can tell she has cried. Yes it is obvious, just look at her eyes.
5) I ate Russian food yesterday. It was delicious.
6) I have eaten Russian food. (generally speaking)
Thank you very much. And don't use translators.|||1) Она плакала, когда я велел ей уйти.
2) Она плачет с тех пор как ушла.
3) Где она? Она у себя в комнате. Мне кажется, она плачет.
4) Можно точно сказать, что она плакала. Это очевидно, посмотрите на её глаза.
5) Я ел русскую еду вчера. Было вкусно.
6) Я ел русскую еду [раньше] (or Я пробовал русскую еду.)|||duh, Ty Murry is right too, he just used latin letters instead of cyrillic
why all the thumbs down|||1. Ona plakala, kogda ya skazal yeĭ idti.
2. Ona plakala tak kak ona ushla.
3. Gde ona? Ona v svoyeĭ komnate. YA dumayu, chto ona plachet.
4. Vy mozhete skazatʹ, ona plakala. Da , ochevidno , prosto posmotrite na yee glazakh.
5. YA yel russkuyu yedu vchera. Bylo ochenʹ vkusno.
6. ya yel russkuyu yedu .
I really hope this helped.
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