Past simple vs. past continuous

We _ our grandparents last weekend.

Past simple vs. past continuous: Travel

We _ a good time in London.

Present simple vs. present continuous

He _ what I am saying.

Past simple vs. past perfect

You _ by the time we came back.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

I _ down and picked up the coin.

Talking about the past: mix

I _ very tired because I had studied all night.

Past continuous tense

Včera jsi mi celý den říkal lži!

You         all day yesterday!

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!

Present perfect tense

Už jsem ten film viděl mnohokrát.

              .

Present perfect tense

Give me few minutes, I just (to wake) up.

Past simple vs. present perfect

They (to invade) Rome in 455.

Present perfect: simple vs. continuous

Dad must _ to the shop, there is fresh meat in the fridge.

Past simple tense: mix

He always _ glasses.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

Then I finally (to lay) down to rest.

Past simple vs. past continuous

At 5 o'clock on Friday morning we (to travel) to the train station.

Past perfect

Nezapomněl jsem si peněženku?

          ?

Present perfect tense

I have _ to invite you.

Talking about the past: mix

I (to wake up) early this morning.

Past simple vs. past continuous

What _ at 10 o'clock last night?

Past simple vs. present perfect

I _ this game before but I haven't finished yet.

Talking about the past: mix

Nečetla tu knihu?

        ?

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

A job interview

A: How did you   information about this job?

B: I   your advert in the local newspaper. I   I might be the right person for the job.

A: What   you think so?

B: I have already worked as a manager.

A: What did you   ?

B: I   a manager in a big software company. I   nearly everything - I   emails, I   people, I   our products, and I   complaints. When it was necessary I   our clients to the airport.

A: How long   you there?

B: About two years.

A: I see. And why did you   ?

B: I   because I   offered another job. They   that they would give me more money. So, I   three years there.

A: Well, thanks for coming in. We’ll be in touch before the end of the week.

Past simple vs. past continuous

What (to say)? Was she angry?