present simple - přítomný prostý čas

noun - a tense that is used for actions that happen regularly, are generally true etc. In questions and negatives we use DO / DOES / DON'T / DOESN'T

simple - prostý, jednoduchý

adjective - easy, plain, not difficult or complicated

 

keep sth simple - nekomplikovat

verb - not to complicate something

 

present - přednést, prezentovat

verb - to show your ideas, plans, etc. to other people for them to consider

 

present - přítomnost, současnost

noun - the period of time that is happening right now

 

present - předložit, ukázat

verb - to give someone something, especially in a formal way

 

present - přítomný, zúčastněný

adjective - being in a particular place

 

present - přítomný, současný

adjective - happening or being now, at this time, belonging to the time around now

present - dárek

noun - a gift, something that you give or get from somebody for Christmas or birthday etc.

 

present - uvádět (pořad), uvést (pořad), darovat

verb - to give, to offer, to introduce a programme or performance

 

past simple - minulý prostý čas

noun - a tense that is used for actions that happened at some point in the past or happened regularly in the past, were generally true etc. Verbs usually have the ending -ED and in questions and negatives we usually use DID / DIDN'T

 

present-day - současný, dnešní, soudobý

adjective - existing now

 

present perfect - předpřítomný čas, předpřítomný prostý čas

noun - a grammar structure consisting of HAVE + past participle, such as 'I have seen this film.'

 

present continuous - přítomný průběhový čas

noun - a grammar structure consisting of BE + -ing, such as 'I am watching TV.'

 

present perfect continuous - předpřítomný průběhový čas

noun - a grammar structure consisting of HAVE + BEEN + -ing, such as 'I have been watching TV for two hours.'