napsala

napsala

"She wrote."

In this sentence, the word "napsala" is used in the past tense and indicates the action of writing a book that Marie completed.

Marie napsala knihu o historii Československa.

Marie wrote a book about the history of Czechoslovakia.

Here, "napsala" refers to the specific past action of her writing a letter, emphasizing the completion of the act.

Včera večer, napsala dopis svému příteli.

Yesterday evening, she wrote a letter to her friend.

In this case, "napsala" is used in a subjunctive clause to describe the action of writing a story as a required objective or outcome.

Aby napsala tak dobrý příběh, musela číst mnoho knih.

To write such a good story, she had to read many books.