Past simple vs. present perfect: Sports

The Boston Celtics frequently _ trouble stopping LeBron James.

Past simple vs. present perfect

Oh no! I _ my ID.

Past simple vs. present perfect: Games

_ and played Roblox?

Past simple vs. past continuous

The boss (to talk) to someone on the phone and I was waiting for him to finish.

Present perfect tense

Môj otec bol v Prahe.

          .

Talking about the past: mix

Let's look at all the pictures I (to take) at the party.

Past simple vs. past continuous

Yesterday at 11 pm, I (to study).

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

Then I finally (to lay) down to rest.

Talking about the past: mix

He (to go) to Canada last summer.

Past simple vs. present perfect

I (play) volleyball since I was eleven.

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

He (to give) me a really nice present.

Past tense: questions

Where (you, to live) when you were a child?

Past simple tense (irregular verbs)

Past simple vs. present perfect

Elaine _ the bar at five A.M.

Present perfect tense

I (to be) to Bratislava three times.

Past simple vs. past continuous

Stál som tam a čakal, až príde autobus.

              .

Past simple tense (regular verbs)

What (happen) yesterday?

Present perfect tense

They (to study) German for seven years.

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.

Talking about the past: mix

Už si stretol jej rodinu?

            ?

Past simple vs. present perfect

Naplánovali sme si výlet.

        .

Past simple vs. present perfect

My mum never (to eat) shrimps.