Present perfect tense

School _ yet.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

I didn't (to know) what to say.

Present perfect tense

They (to be) married for fifteen years.

Talking about the past: mix

Nikdy nebyla v Praze.

          .

Present perfect tense

Viděl jsem ten film pětkrát.

            .

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!

Talking about the past: mix

They _ basketball in the evening.

Past simple vs. present perfect

We (go) to Paris last summer.

Past simple vs. past continuous

Everyone (to be) really sad about it.

Present perfect: simple vs. continuous

I'm tired because I _ the house all day.

Past continuous tense

Včera jsi malovala tu stěnu na bílo.

You             .

Past simple vs. past perfect

They _ the meal I had cooked the day before.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

We (to seek) a pardon from the president.

Talking about the past: mix

Denisa (to arrive) when I was having a shower.

Past simple tense: mix

He _ from the roof.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

A day with a dog

When I   up, I   my dog, Rufus, waiting for me. So, I   up,   dressed and   him for a walk. When we   home, I   breakfast because I   already hungry. I   some work, but Rufus seemed to want to go outside again. So, we   to a park that is near the house. Rufus   happy, he   and jumped. I   on the bench and   about all the work I   to do. When we   home again, Rufus seemed sad but I really   to work!

Past simple vs. past continuous

She _ him every hour.

Past simple vs. past continuous

Our neighbours (to win) the lottery!

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

Did you _ about our agreement?

Talking about the past: mix

At 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, we (to travel) to Paris.

Past perfect

Nečetla tu knihu?

          ?

Past simple vs. present perfect

I (to cook) for 3 hours.

Present perfect tense

I (to see, not) him yet.

Past simple vs. present perfect

My mum (to get) a new job last week.