Saying multiple things/actions in a sentence

Dante17

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Hello. I've been having difficulty with something in my studies.

How does one say two things in a sentence? I'm probably wording it wrong so let me provide an example.

I played tennis and went to a cafe.

How would that translate in japanese? I understand that 'to' is used as 'and' but I can't understand finalizing the sentence with verb due to performing two actions.

Very confused and would appreciate any help >_<
 
Hello. I've been having difficulty with something in my studies.
How does one say two things in a sentence? I'm probably wording it wrong so let me provide an example.
I played tennis and went to a cafe.
How would that translate in japanese? I understand that 'to' is used as 'and' but I can't understand finalizing the sentence with verb due to performing two actions.
Very confused and would appreciate any help >_<
Probably with the ~て form of a verb. Your example may go something like テニスをしてカフェに行った
See description "(3) Listing successive actions" on this page for more info
 
Ah! The te form of a verb is the next section of my book for a reason :p thank you!
 
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