Past simple vs. past continuous

While you were eating, I _ computer games.

Past simple vs. past continuous: Travel

_ the museums in Madrid?

Past simple tense: mix

I am sorry, I _ a mistake.

Talking about the past: mix

Nikdy nebola v Prahe.

          .

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

Ako to urobila?

          ?

Past perfect

Študoval si angličtinu, než si sa presťahoval do Brna.

        before you moved to Brno.

Talking about the past: mix

Emma (to burst) into tears when she (to see) that.

Past simple vs. past continuous

When I came to my room, I _ my pyjamas.

Past continuous tense

Varili sme spolu taliansku rajčinovú polievku.

We             .

Talking about the past: mix

He _ home and turned on TV.

Past simple vs. present perfect

Susie _ the potato five minutes ago.

Present perfect tense

Dušan (not to call) yet.

Past simple vs. past continuous

In 2008, she (to work) in a small town in Italy.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

Emma (to burst) into tears when she (to see) that.

Past simple vs. past perfect

She _ the test because she had studied for it.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

We _ the match!

Past simple vs. present perfect

I (to live) here since 2013.

Present perfect tense

Have you ever _ a horse?

Present perfect: simple vs. continuous

She _ for an hour.

Past simple vs. past continuous

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