Present perfect tense

My grandparents _ in this house for ten years.

Talking about the past: mix

I (to hear) what happened to you.

Past simple vs. present perfect

They (to invade) Rome in 455.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

Present perfect tense

Čítal si už túto knihu?

          ?

Present perfect tense

Petr (to build) a house.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

I (to be) really tired yesterday.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

She (to say) that she would come later.

Past simple vs. past continuous

My classmates (to hate) me in high school.

Past tense: questions

(she, to swim) in the sea last summer?

Talking about the past: mix

There is nothing in the fridge, Libor (to buy, not) any food yet.

Past simple vs. past continuous

He (to talk) to a friend when he heard a loud bang.

Past continuous tense

The Earliest Memory

I   about five years old. My grandparents had come to visit us with my cousin, Jack. While my parents and grandparents   my cousin and I   outside to play. It   and the sky   grey. We   down on the doorsteps and   throwing stones at a tree in our garden. I   a stone, it   off the tree,   on my grandparents’ car and   the windscreen. I couldn’t believe what I had done. When my grandparents   outside, I   at the broken windscreen. I don’t remember what   next but I will never forget the three horrible weeks I couldn’t play outside.

Past simple vs. past continuous

Celý deň strávili nakupovaním.

They           .

Past simple vs. present perfect

I (to be) here since 5 am.

Past simple vs. present perfect

My dad _ a new car in 2016.

Past simple vs. present perfect

Stalo se to veľmi rýchlo.

        .

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

What (to happen)?

Talking about the past: mix

Nehral šach.

          .

Present perfect tense

He (to have) three coffees today.