Past simple tense (regular verbs)

We _ together.

Present simple tense

A: What does your mum do?

A: I'm an architect.

A: I don't. I prefer modern buildings.

A: What about you, do you like old buildings?

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

The murder

Inspector Black   at about 9.00. He was a tall man with a big moustache. Charlie, Monika, and Tom were in the kitchen. The inspector   the room. “Mr Newman   between midnight last night and six o’clock this morning. Somebody in this room   him.” He   at them suspiciously but nobody spoke. “Mrs Newman, I   to talk to you first. Come in to the library with me please.”
“What   your husband do after dinner last night?”

“He said he was tired and went to bed.”

“   you go to bed, then?”

“No, I   . I went for a walk.”

“What time   to bed?”

“About quarter to twelve.”

“Was your husband asleep?”

“I   know, inspector. We slept in separate bedrooms.”

“Did you hear anything?”

“Yes, I   . But I thought it was Mike.”

“What time did you get up this morning?”

“About 7.15. I had a breakfast and then I took my husband a cup of coffee. And I found him, he was dead.”

“   him?”

“No, I   . I   him.”

Past tense: questions

Proč jsi odešel?

        ?

Past continuous tense

Na louce létali motýli.

Butterflies           .

Past continuous tense

Tadeáš (to swim) in the swimming pool in the morning.

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

Děda loni zemřel.

          .

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

Past continuous tense

Yesterday at eight o'clock, I _.

Past tense: questions

_ at our company in 1993?

Past simple tense: ending

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

I _ an essay yesterday.

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

Mike přišel pozdě.

Mike     .

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

Bára (to wash) her hair.