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Cítit

Feel, felt, felt

Najít

Find, found, found

Zjistit

Find out, found out, found out

Létat

Fly, flew, flown

Zapomenout

Forget, forgot, forgotten

Získat

Get, got, got

Obléknout se/svléknout se

Get(un)dressed, Got(un)dressed, Got(un)dressed

Vstát, nastoupit,vystoupit

Get(up/on/off/), Got(up/on/off/), Got(up/on/off/)

Dostat se do

Get to, Got to, Got to

Dát

Give, gave, given