No. 11,290 in Russian
делала
"Did" or "was doing" (feminine, past tense).
In a sentence
Вчера я делала домашнее задание.
Yesterday, I was doing my homework.
In this sentence, 'делала' is used in the past tense feminine singular form to describe the action of performing or completing something (doing homework).
Она делала торт для праздника.
She was making a cake for the celebration.
Here, 'делала' again appears in the past tense feminine singular form, indicating the activity of creating or producing something (making a cake).
Делала ли она своё дело хорошо?
Did she do her job well?
'Делала' in this question form reflects a completed or ongoing action in the past, specifically concerning the performance or execution of a task (doing her job well).
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