The Simple Past in Czech grammar is used to describe actions that occurred in the past and have been completed. It is formed by adding a past tense ending to the verb stem. In Czech, the endings differ based on the gender of the subject. For masculine subjects, the ending is -l (for animate subjects) or -il/-al/-el/-ol (for inanimate subjects); for feminine subjects, the ending is -la; and for neuter subjects, the ending is -lo. With this in mind, let’s practice forming the Simple Past in Czech.
Talkpal is AI-powered language tutor. Learn 57+ languages 5x faster with revolutionary technology.
Talkpal is a GPT-powered AI language teacher. Boost your speaking, listening, writing, and pronunciation skills – Learn 5x Faster!
Dive into captivating dialogues designed to optimize language retention and improve fluency.
Receive immediate, personalized feedback and suggestions to accelerate your language mastery.
Learn via methods tailored to your unique style and pace, ensuring a personalized and effective journey to fluency.
