Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

Klára _ a horse yesterday.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

I (to do) my best!

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

He _ the door with anger.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

A letter on the table

When Sarah   home, Michael   there. She   to his parents’ house but he   there either. However, she   a letter on the table. It   a letter from Michael. He   :

Dear Sarah, I   because I couldn’t stay here with you anymore. You don’t deserve it, you   happiness to my life, you   me so many chances... but I   to leave. You   that I wouldn’t stay forever. I’m sorry, Michael.

When Sarah   the letter, she   off the chair she was sitting on. When she realized what had happened she   a train ticket to the airport and she   the first flight to France. She   where Michael   and she decided to   him back.

Talking about the past: mix

V Londýně ještě nebyla.

          .

Talking about the past: mix

Messenger

Nikol: Hi, Martin. How are you?

Martin: I’m fine, thanks.

Martin: I’m sorry that I   your call yesterday. I   at the library.

Nikol: That’s alright. What   there?

Martin: I   . I will have three exams next week.

Martin: What   ?

Nikol: I   at home yesterday. I   TV and   to music.

Martin: Did you like the song I   you?

Nikol: Do you mean the one you also   on Facebook?

Martin: Yes, that one.

Nikol: I really   it!

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

My mum (to give) me some advice.

Past simple vs. present perfect

Last year, we (visit) Paris.

Present perfect: simple vs. continuous

All my clothes look weird lately because the washing machine _ properly.

Talking about the past: mix

We (to stay) at home last night.

Talking about the past: mix

Julie was reading when I (to watch) TV.

Past simple tense: mix

I _ you about her last week.

Talking about the past: mix

We had already left by the time they _.

Past simple vs. past continuous

I (to fall) asleep when you called.

Past simple vs. past continuous

While I (to do) my homework, my dog ate a shoe.

Present perfect tense

I (to see) the film many times.

Present perfect tense

we just (to drive) past your school?

Past perfect

Nečetla tu knihu?

          ?

Past simple vs. past continuous

He _ the house on the weekends.

Past continuous tense

Ta žirafa chodila po svém výběhu.

The           enclosure.

Past simple vs. past perfect

She quit her job after she _ with her boss.

Present perfect tense

Viděl jsem ten film pětkrát.

            .

Past simple vs. present perfect

We (to be) in London 10 years ago.

Present perfect tense

I (to write) three email so far today.

Past simple vs. present perfect

Ow! I (to cut) my finger.