Lekcja 8

Yesterday

I worked on a computer.(male/female)

I watched TV. (male/female)

I studied Polish. (male/female)

I ran. (male/female)

I read a book and a newspaper. (male/female)

I did shopping. (male/female)

I rested a lot. (male/female)

I played soccer. (male/female)

I ate dinner. (male/female)

I played video games (male/female).

I got up very late. (male/female)

I returned home. (male/female)

I read emails. (male/female)

I slept well. (male/female)

To drink (Perfective)

I drank coffee.(male/female)

To go by foot (Perfective)

I went home. (male)

I went home. (female)

To eat (Perfective)

Yesterday, I ate dinner at 5pm.(male/female)

To get up (Perfective)

To get up (Imperfective)

I always get up at 6:30.

Yesterday, I got up at 7am. (male/female)

To drink (Imperfective)

To drink (Perfective)

I sometimes drink coffee.

I've already drunk my coffee. (male/female)

To meet (Perfective)

To meet (Imperefctive)

Yesterday, I meet up with my colleagues. (male/female)

I usually meet up with a friend.

To return (Ierfective)

To return (Imperfective)

Yesterday, I returned home at 5pm. (male/female)

I usually return home at 4:30pm.

To eat (Perfective)

To eat (Imperfective)

I usually eat one egg but yesterday, I ate an apple. (male/female)

To read (Perfective)

To read (Imperfective)

I always read a book in the morning.

Yesterday, I read a book. (I finished reading a book)(male/female)

To order (Perfective)

To order (Imperfective)

Yesterday, I ordered a new computer.(male/female)

I usually order pizza on Thursday.

To call (Perfective)

To call (Imperfective)

Yesterday, I called my mom after work.(male/female)

Every day, I call my mom at 12:00pm.

I go to the restaurant.

I went to the cafe. (male)

I went to the cafe. (female)

I returned to office.(male/female)

I went to (for) lunch. (male/female)

I went to the bus stop. (male/female)

To invite (Imperfective)

I invite you for coffee.

I invite you for lunch.

I invite you for dinner.

I invite Ma'am/Sir for coffee.

I invite Ma'am/Sir for lunch.

What do you think? (informal)

Willingly/ sure.

Thank you for the invitation.

Thank you for the invitation but I can't.

I'm sorry!