Past simple vs. past continuous: Travel

We _ over the Atlantic when storm started.

Past continuous tense

Yesterday at 7 pm, Lukáš (to do) the dishes.

Past simple vs. past continuous

I _ the boxes to another room, you can find them there.

Present simple vs. present continuous

People (to speak) English in Jamaica.

Talking about the past: mix

I already (to have) lunch.

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

Did it (to snow) last December?

Talking about the past: mix

Nekoupili jsme novou lampu.

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Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

We (to leave) at 9 am.

Present perfect tense

She (to be) her for three hours.

Past continuous tense

A phone call

Kate   for a holiday with her family to Italy last August. Her father   for hours. Suddenly, her mobile phone   . She   it. It   her grandfather. He   her that she had passed the entrance exam to the university. She   so excited that she   her father to stop the car at the next motorway service. So, he   and Kate   to the motorway service. She   everyone in her family a chocolate to celebrate.

Present perfect tense

Neztratila jsem klíče.

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Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

I (to send) you a message.

Present perfect tense

Ondra (to eat) something bad. He feels sick now.

Past simple vs. present perfect

I (to phone) her two minutes ago.

Past simple vs. past continuous

Kapela hrála celou noc.

The       the whole night.

Talking about the past: mix

Then I finally (to lay) down to rest.

Past simple vs. present perfect

Robert _ three games so far.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

Past tense: questions

What (she, to tell) you?

Past simple vs. past continuous

What (to do) yesterday at 3 o'clock?

Past simple vs. present perfect

Stalo se to strašně rychle.

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Past simple vs. present perfect

She (to live) here for two years.

Past simple vs. past continuous

She was having a good time and suddenly she (to hear) the news.