10.7 – Conjugation of the verb letět ‘to fly (det.)’
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Determinate verbs are used to talk about single trips. Below is information on its conjugation and some examples:
Present Tense
The verb letět ‘to fly (det.)’ conjugated as follows:
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(já) |
letím |
(my) |
letíme |
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(ty) |
letíš |
(vy) |
letíte |
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(on/ona/ono) |
letí |
(oni/ony/ona) |
letí |
Letím do Varšavy.
‘I’m flying to Warsaw.’
Kam letíš?
‘Where are you flying to?’
Past Tense
The l-form of the verb jít are completely irregular:
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sg. |
pl. |
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MA |
letěl |
letěli |
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MI |
letěly |
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F |
letěla |
letěly |
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N |
letělo |
letěla |
Minulý týden jsme letěli do Chicaga.
‘Last week we flew to Chicago.’
V pátek Pavla letěla do Turecka.
‘On Friday Pavla flew to Turkey.’
Future Tense
The future tense is formed by adding po- to the beginning of the verb (note that it is different than jít, which uses pů- and has forms půjdu, půjdeš…). The forms are as follows:
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(já) |
poletím |
(my) |
poletíme |
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(ty) |
poletíš |
(vy) |
poletíte |
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(on/ona/ono) |
poletí |
(oni/ony/ona) |
poletí |
Příští týden poletím do Japonska.
‘Next week I will fly to Japan.’
Dnes večer Honza poletí zpátky do Prahy..
‘Honza will fly to back to Prague tonight.’
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