Topics:
Type 1 verb conjugation: -at = vstávat (čekat,
Vykání x tykání
Být (to be)
Nouns: intro to gender (typical endings) and plural
Pronunciation: d, t, n, ď, ť, ň, dě, tě, ně, di, ti, ni, (dí, tí, ní)
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Pre-Lesson Quiz
1. What type is the verb vařit?
2. What type is the verb studovat?
3. What type is the verb rozumět?
4. What type is the verb hrát?
5. What type is the verb číst?
6. What is the 3rd person singular form of vařit (Petr)?
7. What is the 3rd person singular form of studovat (Veronika)?
8. What is the 3rd person singular form of rozumět (on)?
9. What is the 3rd person singular form of hrát (ona)?
10. What is the 3rd person singular form of číst (ona)?
11. What do you need to add to make a verb negative in Czech?
12. What is the meaning of “vařit”?
Exercise 1
Match the English sentences with their Czech equivalents
My hledáme kavárnu.
Vy začínáte v šest.
Já poslouchám rádio.
Ony čekají na lekci.
On čeká na Veroniku.
Ona čeká na Petra.
To začíná v pět.
Ty hledáš byt.
Oni hledají nádraží.
1. I listen to the radio.
Drop here
2. You're looking for an apartment. (Talking to a friend.)
Drop here
3. He's waiting for Veronica.
Drop here
4. She's waiting for Peter.
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5. That starts at five.
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6. We're looking for a cafe.
Drop here
7. You start at six.
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8. They (masculine or mixed group) are looking for the station.
Drop here
9. They (female group) are waiting for the lesson.
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