Query in sql server2000

Hi,
Table: dbo.test
Tid TValue
Tdate
1001 300
05/05/2013
1002 400
05/05/2013
1001 800
06/05/2013
1002 600
06/05/2013
Output
Tid  TMonth
Monthvalue
1001 May-June
500
1002 May-June
200
Im working on sql server 2000. I need query in sql server 2000.
Please do the needful.

Thanks, but this is not correct query.
Please consider previous value for the below example.
Tid TValue
Tdate
1002
400
  05/05/2013
1002 800
  06/05/2013
1002 900
  07/05/2013
1002
1100
08/05/2013
The following output should be displayed using sql server 2000
OutPut:
1002
May-June 400
1002
June-July 100
1002
July-Aug 200

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