Anglické gramatické časy #37: minulý čas prostý vs. předminulý čas prostý

[@evelynakoublova5610]

Díky Milá Markét. Umíte to skvělé vysvětlit. Děkuji.

[@EnglishHackerCz]

Thank you so much for your kind words, dear Evelyna. 😘

[@danielakasparu7690]

Hello Markét, thank you for your video 😊👍 I was so glad that I had the opportunity to speak English at work 🍀😁 I finally overcame my fear and started talking 😅 Have a nice day ❤🙋‍♀️

[@EnglishHackerCz]

Hi there, dear Daniela, great to hear from you. That's wonderful news indeed! I believe it's the best and only way to realize there's really nothing to fear. I'm proud of you, keep on speaking! 🤩😘🙃 Have a wonderful day too!

[@janajaskova2593]

I like the 3D vision - it's a great idea🤩 After he had explained it, somebody asked the same thing. Trošku nejasnosti mi zůstává u vět se spojkou before, Ty jsi už naznačila, že je tam nějaký háček: The patient died before the doctor had arrived. Pokud tomu dobře rozumím, pacient nejdřív zemřel (vzdálenější minulost) a pak teprve dorazil doktor. Tady mě to svádí říct The patient had died before the doctor arrived. Kde je ten háček? Thank you very much, dear Markét:-) Have a wonderful day!

[@EnglishHackerCz]

Hi there, dear Jana, great to hear from you! ☺ Check out this article: www.helpforenglish.cz/article/2010060101-predminuly-cas. I think the author explained it much better than I ever could. I hope it'll make more sense. Anyway, it's just a very specific grammar rule that I myself mostly ignore, to be honest. Don't worry too much about it. 😅 Take care and all the best, Markét 😘

[@janajaskova2593]

@@EnglishHackerCz Thank you, Markét, it's a good source:-) I find it still a little bit confusing, but it's ok, I can use it☺ In the example with the dead patient I would translate it for myself (and for finding a sense of it) like this: Pacient zemřel dřív, než k němu doktor vůbec mohl dorazit (měl hold dorazit dřív, a proto "had arrived"). Ok, I'll stop to dawdle with it😅 Have a fantastic day!🤩

[@EnglishHackerCz]

@@janajaskova2593 It is confusing and actually not used often enough to be that important. That's why I kind of ignore it. I think you understand it better than me. 🤣🤣 Have a fantastic weekend, enjoy! Markét 🤩😘

[@janajaskova2593]

@@EnglishHackerCz Thank you, Markét, I can't say that I understand it😅 You're right, some rules aren't worth it, I can express myself without them as well and this is important!🤗 Have a nice sunday😘

[@honza8832]

Dear Miss Teacher Markét,thanks a lot for so useful and helpful informations.I use Past Perfect only seldom(or rarely).I prefer simple sentence structure(I am not so smart like other Students).Have a nice time,please.

[@EnglishHackerCz]

Great to hear from you again, dear Honza. Thanks for stopping by! 😘 Please, give the Past Perfect tense a chance. It isn't as complicated as you think, I promise. 😁 Btw, the word "information" is uncountable in English so you can't say "informations". 🙃 Have fun and enjoy these sunny days! Markét 🤩

[@filippindes9329]

Ahoj market chcel by som sa spýtať ci už máš video aj na had been doing? Myslim tak napríklad vo vete V roku 2000 som už 10 rokov učil anglictinu. Ďakujem za odpoveď S pozdravom Filip

[@EnglishHackerCz]

Good evening, Filip, videa na předminulý čas průběhový a srovnání předminulého prostého a průběhového ještě nemám, ale přijdou velice brzy na řadu. Stay tuned! ☺

[@filippindes9329]

Alebo na porovnanie had done a had been doing

[@liborreznicek5812]

had done .....ukončená činnosť pred inou udalosťou v minulosti / udalosti sú oddelené a neprelínajú sa / had been doing ..... ešte neukončená činnosť /resp. ukončená v okamihu, alebo tesne predtým / pred inou udalosťou v minulosti. Udalosti sa prelínajú, resp. sú v úzkej spojitosti.

[@theworldoflanguages8772]

Proč má angličtina tak mnoho časů? 😞😂

[@EnglishHackerCz]

Myslím, že je to proto, abychom se náhodou nenudili. 😁

[@theworldoflanguages8772]

@@EnglishHackerCz Přesně.