Present simple tense

My brother always (to watch) TV in the evening.

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

I (to listen) to the music with my friends.

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

Rachel a Sarah minulou středu zasadily pět stromů!

Rachel               !

Past simple vs. past continuous

Nechal jsi ty klíče doma.

You       at home.

Present perfect tense

I have just _ your mother.

Past simple vs. past continuous

Byl jsem sám v domě.

I     in the house.

Past continuous tense

Tehdy jsi žil v Německu.

You         back then.

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

It (to happen) really quickly.

Present perfect tense

Experiences

Hi, my name is Paula. I would like to tell you something about myself. Other kids from school often laugh at me because I’m in their eyes too unexperienced. They laugh at me because I   a horse. But they don’t know that I   an elephant last summer when we   on holidays. Carl thinks that he’s more experienced than me because he   a lot of mountains. He says that he   Mount Everest two years ago but I don’t believe him. Maybe they think that I’m not experienced enough because they don’t know everything. I   them that I   some dolphins. I   them two years ago when we   to Italy. My friend Monika claims that she   a bungee jump. She says it   last year when they   on holidays with her parents. But it’s dangerous and her parents are very strict so I think that she   that. They also laugh at me because I   in a tent. But I don’t care because I   in a caravan at my friend’s house and it’s the best experience I could ever have!

Past tense: questions

Where (you, to go) last summer?

Past simple vs. past continuous

Yesterday at 8 o'clock, I _ a bath.

Talking about the past: mix

I (see) this film four times. I love it.

Past simple tense - pronunciation: t - d - id

Past simple vs. present perfect

I (to phone) Jana two minutes ago.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

I (to lose) my keys.

Past simple tense: pronunciation (-t, -d, -id)

Past tense: negatives

Nepřipravoval jsem večeři.

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Present perfect tense

Leona (to visit) Oslo three times.

Past simple vs. past continuous

Yesterday, I (to go) to the library, sat down and read a book.

Talking about the past: mix

I _ today.

Past continuous tense

Yesterday at 9 pm, Richard (to work).

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

They (to find) out that it was my birthday.

Past simple vs. present perfect

We (go) to the cinema last night.

Past tense: questions

What (to have) for lunch yesterday?

Past continuous tense

In the morning, we (to work) in the office.