Present
I ________________ dinner everyday.
(cook)
I cook dinner everyday.
I ________ dinner yesterday but _________ (not/study).
ate, didn´t
I promise I ________ (carry) study for tomorrow´s test!
will carry
Create Past Simple and Past Participle:
1. read
2. swim
3. can
1. read; read (pronunciation)
2. swam; swum
3. could; be able to
We ______________ to work now.
(drive)
We are driving to work now.
We both __________ (do) our homework before we went out.
had done
At this time tomorrow we __________ (sing) at a concert.
will be singing
What can you use to express future? (at least 2)
will, going to, present continuous
Right now, mom _________ (cook) and my dad ______ (fix) the roof.
is cooking, is fixing
At first I ________ (wake) up, then I ______ (eat) breakfast and _________ (go) to school.
woke, ate, went
A: What ______ (have)?
B: I _________ (have) spaghetti bolognese and I ______ (not/have) anything to drink, thank you.
will you have?
will have, won´t have
What is Present Perfect tense (Predminulý čas) and give me an example
something that started in the past and still influences us or continues in the present.
I have broken my leg - I broke it in the past and it´s still broken.
She _____________ well for the past few weeks. But she needs to practice more.
(sing)
She has been singing well...
Peter _________ (mow) the lawn for a whole week last week.
was mowing
Describe the difference between these sentences:
1. I am going to visit my grandma this weekend.
2. I think I will visit my grandma this weekend.
1. planned already, they´ve already prepared
2. immediate decision, not planned, predictions
What do simple tenses have in common?
What do continuous tenses have in common?
fact, routine, repeating actions - RESULT
temporary situation - PROGRESS, PROCESS
What do we use Present Simple and Present continuous with? (2 for each)
routine, fact, general truth
right now, close future, temporary situation
When do we use Past Simple and Past Perfect? (1 use for each)
General truth, story telling
an action in the past before another action in the past
Give me an example for Future Perfect simple tense.
She will have read this book by tomorrow evening.
Describe all Present Tenses
Present simple - fact, routine, general truth
Present Continuous - Something happening right now, temporary situation, near future plans
Present Perfect - something started in the past and influences us in the present
Present Perfect continuous - something started in the past and may still continue in the present/future