The document discusses the present simple tense and its uses for beginners. It provides three examples: stating a general truth that water boils at 100 degrees Celsius, describing an ongoing situation that the speaker works as an architect, and noting a repeated action that the speaker wakes up at six o'clock every Monday.
This document lists the numbers zero through ten in words and phonetic spelling. It provides the spelling and phonetic pronunciation of each number from zero to ten in two lines per number.
This document lists the numbers zero through ten in words and phonetic spelling. It provides the spelling and phonetic pronunciation for each number from zero to ten. The list shows the written word and phonetic pronunciation for the cardinal numbers from zero to ten.
The document discusses the present simple tense and its uses for beginners. It provides three examples: stating a general truth that water boils at 100 degrees Celsius, describing an ongoing situation that the speaker works as an architect, and noting a repeated action that the speaker wakes up at six o'clock every Monday.
This document lists the numbers zero through ten in words and phonetic spelling. It provides the spelling and phonetic pronunciation of each number from zero to ten in two lines per number.
This document lists the numbers zero through ten in words and phonetic spelling. It provides the spelling and phonetic pronunciation for each number from zero to ten. The list shows the written word and phonetic pronunciation for the cardinal numbers from zero to ten.
The document discusses regular and irregular verbs in Slovak. For regular verbs, the simple past tense is formed by adding "-ed" to the base verb. Some regular verbs have spelling changes in the past form depending on their ending, such as dropping the final "e" or changing "y" to "i". Irregular verbs have completely different past forms that must be memorized. The verb "to be" also has two irregular past forms, "was" and "were", that change based on the subject.
Niektoré rozdiely v použití present simple a present continuous (prítomný čas jednoduchý a priebehový). Vybrané kapitoly z tejto témy. Ucimesaceznet.eu
The document discusses regular and irregular verbs in Slovak. For regular verbs, the simple past tense is formed by adding "-ed" to the base verb. Some regular verbs have spelling changes in the past form depending on their ending, such as dropping the final "e" or changing "y" to "i". Irregular verbs have completely different past forms that must be memorized. The verb "to be" also has two irregular past forms, "was" and "were", that change based on the subject.
Niektoré rozdiely v použití present simple a present continuous (prítomný čas jednoduchý a priebehový). Vybrané kapitoly z tejto témy. Ucimesaceznet.eu
2. Slovesá s dvomi časťami:
Sloveso + predložka.
Sloveso + príslovka.
Ich význam sa často líši od pôvodného
významu slovesa.
3. Líši sa od toho, či je sloveso predložkové
alebo naozaj frázové.
Predložkové: predložku od slovesa
nemôžeme oddeliť
look after a child
Frázové: príslovku môžeme od slovesa
oddeliť
put the pencil down = put down the
pencil
4. Ak je na mieste predmetu zámeno, má svoju
pozíciu ustálenú.
Frázové sloveso:
Pick it up.
Predložkové sloveso:
Look for dictionaries.
5. Look for = hľadať.
Look after = dávať pozor na...
Hold on = vydržať, čakať.
Get up = vstať.
Look forward to = tešiť sa na niečo.
Give in = vzdať sa.
Get in/out = nastúpiť/vystúpiť z niečoho (auto).
Get on/off = nastúpiť/vystúpiť z ... (autobus...).
Take off = vyzliecť.
Take away = odniesť.
Go on = pokračovať.
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