Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

Vašek _ that I would come.

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

Did you (to prepare) the dinner together?

Past simple vs. present perfect

I already (to have) lunch.

Past simple vs. past continuous

I (to come) back from my vacation today.

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

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

Ty děti na nás křičely.

The         .

Past continuous tense

Lucka and Ríša (to have) dinner.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

He (to teach) me everything I know.

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 inexperienced. 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!

Present perfect tense

She (to be) her for three hours.

Past simple vs. past continuous

Přišel, když jsem se koupala.

He arrived when           .

Talking about the past: mix

She (to meet) him three times.

Past continuous tense

Pořád mluvila.

            .

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

Present perfect tense

My mum _ just cooked spaghetti.

Past tense: questions

Where (you, to go) last summer?

Past simple tense - pronunciation: t - d - id

Past tense: negatives

Nejedl čokoládu.

        .

Talking about the past: mix

Dáša and Tomáš _ their birthday.

Past simple vs. past continuous

Moje žena mě opustila, jsem teď sám.

My       , I am alone now.

Past simple vs. past continuous

I _ and finished the book.

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

We didn't (to stay) at school last Tuesday.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

Karel (to fly) to London.

Present perfect tense

I (to see) the film many times.

Past simple vs. present perfect

I (to buy) this book in December.