Present simple: positive, negative, question

Present simple: I, she, infinitive

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

I _ to work by bus.

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

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

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

One December evening

Hanka met Honza in 2015. It was Hanka’s 20th birthday and she   her friends to a club. They   to dance but they   the music. So, she said to the DJ: “The music   awful.” He   at her and   away. A few minutes later he said: “The next song is for a beautiful girl who’s dancing over there.” When Hanka and her friends left the club, the DJ was waiting outside. “Hi, my name is Honza. Can I see you again?” he said to Hanka. She   : “Yes, you can” and gave him her phone number. Next day Honza   Hanka and   her to dinner. They went to a romantic restaurant and   all evening. After that they met every evening after Hanka   at work. They were in love.

One December evening Hanka was late so she ran to her car. It was very dark and it was raining. She was going very fast. Suddenly, a man   the road. Hanka   him because he was wearing a dark coat. She hit the man. She   and   . When she   home Honza wasn’t there and he   the phone. Next day police officers   at her house and   at the door. “Good evening madam. I   detective Foster. Are you Hana Nováková? We   to talk to you.”

Past continuous tense

I (to revise) for an English test in the afternoon.

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

Susan tančila s Peterem.

Susan     Peter.

Past tense: questions

_ the cake?

Past continuous tense

Jedl čokoládu.

        .

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

A: Hi.

A: What did you do yesterday?

A: Oh, I see. Did you have a good time?

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

Pamatovala si mě.

She     .

Past tense: questions

Potkala jsi ho?

Did       ?

Past continuous tense

I _ to music all evening.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)