Inglês, perguntado por Usuário anônimo, 11 meses atrás

1) Give the opposite of the following adjectives: a) thin = b) small = c) new = d) beautiful = e) sad = 2) Complete the sentences using PAST CONTINUOUS: a) The boys (watch) TV last night. b) Peter (read) a terror book. c) Karla (study) to the test? d) Michael and I (find/negative) our Keys. e) Those girls (cut) papper to the work in class. 3) Turn into the NEGATIVE and INTERROGATIVE forms: a) Jackeline studied to the Portuguese test. b) Those men were working very hard last week. c) Ted was playing volleyball yesterday morning. d) The baby slept very late last night. e) Paul bought a fancy car. 4) Complete the sentences using SIMPLE PAST or PAST CONTINUOUS: a) I (study) when my parentes (arrive). b) Sandra (watch) TV when somebody (call) her. c) Mary (clean) the house while her husband (cook). d) The doorbell (ring) yesterday while I (take) a shower

Soluções para a tarefa

Respondido por rcezare
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Resposta:

1)

a) thin =  thick

b) small =  big

c) new =  old

d) beautiful =  ugly

e) sad =  happy

2)

a) The boys were watching TV last night.

b) Peter was reading a terror book.

c) Karla was studying to the test?

d) Michael and I weren't finding our Keys.

e) Those girls were cutting paper to the work in class.

3)

a)

Neg: Jackeline didn't study to the Portuguese test.

Inter: Did Jackeline study to the Portuguese test?

b)

Neg: Those men weren't working very hard last week.

Inter: Were those men working very hard last week?

c)

Neg: Ted wasn't playing volleyball yesterday morning.

Inter: Was Ted playing volleyball yesterday morning?

d)

Neg: The baby didn't sleep very late last night.

Inter: Did The baby sleep very late last night?

e)

Neg: Paul didn't buy a fancy car.

Inter: Did Paul buy a fancy car?

4)

a) I was studying when my parents arrived.

b) Sandra was watching TV when somebody called her.

c) Mary was cleaning the house while her husband was cooking.

d) The doorbell rang yesterday while I was taking a showe

Explicação:

Simple Past

O Simple Past é usado para indicar ações passadas já concluídas, ou seja, para falar de fatos que já aconteceram; que começaram e terminaram no passado.

Formação do Simple Past

A formação básica do Simple Past é feita com o uso do auxiliar did nas formas negativa e interrogativa, e com o acréscimo de –ed, –ied ou –d ao final do verbo principal no infinitivo, sem o to, na forma afirmativa.

Affirmative form (forma afirmativa)

A formação de frases na afirmativa no Simple Past segue a estrutura abaixo:

Sujeito + verbo + complemento

Exemplo: She liked the English teacher.

(Ela gostou da professora de inglês).

Negative Form (Forma Negativa)

Para construção de frases negativas no Simple Past, o verbo did é empregado como verbo auxiliar.

O verbo principal não é conjugado no passado, uma vez que o auxiliar já indica o tempo verbal.

Sua estrutura a seguinte:

Sujeito + did + not + verbo principal + complemento

Exemplo: She did not like the English teacher.

(Ela não gostou da professora de inglês)

Obs.: a forma contraída de did not é didn’t.

Interrogative Form (Forma Interrogativa)

Da mesma maneira que acontece na forma negativa, o did é o verbo auxiliar utilizado para as frases interrogativas no Simple Past .

Veja a estrutura abaixo:

Did + sujeito + verbo principal + complemento

Exemplo: Did she like the English teacher?

(Ela gostou da professora de inglês?)

Past Continuous

O Past Continuous é formado pela união do verbo auxilar to be conjugado no Simple Past (Passado Simples) + gerúndio (-ing acrescido a um verbo principal).

As flexões do verbo to be no Simple Past são was e were.

Was é usado com a terceira pessoa do singular (he, she e it) e were é usado com as demais pessoas verbais (I, you, we e they).

Forma Afirmativa (Affirmative Form)

Nas frases afirmativas no Past Continuous, a forma correta de construção frasal é:

Sujeito + Verbo to be no Simple Past + Verbo principal com –ing + Complemento

Exemplo: She was going to my house.

(Ela estava indo para a minha casa.)

Forma Negativa (Negative Form)

Nas frases negativas, utiliza-se o not após o verbo to be. Observe a formação correta:

Sujeito + Verbo to be no Simple Past + not + Verbo principal com –ing + Complemento

Exemplo: She was not going to my house.

(Ela não estava indo para a minha casa.)

Forma Interrogativa (Interrogative Form)

Na formação das frases interrogativas, a seguinte construção frasal é utilizada:

Verbo to be no Simple Past + Sujeito + Verbo principal com –ing + Complemento

Exemplo: Was she going to my house?

(Ela estava indo para a minha casa?)


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