Question

1. Supply the simple past tense of the verbs.
(a) I ___________ (watch) TV yesterday.
(b) She ___________ (call) you last night.
(c) They ___________ (receive) $300 when their uncle died.
(d) We ___________ (travel) to Goiás last year.
(e) I ___________ (like) pizza.
2. Put the sentences from exercise 1 into interrogative form.
(a) _____________________________________________________________________________________
(b) _____________________________________________________________________________________
(c) _____________________________________________________________________________________
(d) _____________________________________________________________________________________
(e) _____________________________________________________________________________________
3. Put the sentences from exercise 1 into negative form.
(a) _____________________________________________________________________________________
(b) _____________________________________________________________________________________
(c) _____________________________________________________________________________________
(d) _____________________________________________________________________________________
(e) _____________________________________________________________________________________
4. Add “–ed”.
(a) hope: __________
(b) stop: __________
(c) arrive: __________
(d) study: __________
(e) like: __________
(f) behave: __________
(g) step: __________
(h) finish: __________
5. Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (2008) - What is a correct answer for Monica’s question?
(A) ( ) Actions speak louder than words…
(B) ( ) Silence implies consent…
(C) ( ) Better late than never…
(D) ( ) He who laughs last, laughs best…
(E) ( ) Appearances are deceptive…
Qual provérbio podemos retirar da tirinha acima?​

Answer 1

Resposta:

1.

a) watched

b) called

c) received

d) traveled

e) liked

2.

a) Did I watch TV yesterday?

b) Did she call you last night?

c) Did they receive $300 when their uncle died?

d) Did we travel to Goiás last year?

e) Did I like pizza?

3.

a) I didn't watch tv yesterday.

b) She didn't call you last night.

c) They didn't receive $ 300 when their uncle died.

d) We didn't travel to Goiás last year.

e) I didn't like pizza.

4.

a) hoped

b) stopped

c) arrived

d) studied

e) liked

f) behaved

g) stepped

h) finished

5. Eu apostaria na letra B. Me conta depois se tava correta please?

Explicação:

Em frases afirmativas, a forma do passado simples é: Sujeito + passado do verbo + complemento.

Para as sentenças negativas é necessário utilizar o auxiliar “did” + “not” para todas as pessoas. O auxiliar deve vir sempre após o sujeito. Ele pode vir na sua forma completa, “did not”, ou abreviada, “didn’t”. Pelo fato de já estarmos usando o auxiliar do passado, “did”, o verbo deve vir sempre no infinitivo sem o “to”, e jamais conjugado no passado.

Nas frases interrogativas, assim como nas negativas, é necessário utilizar o auxiliar “did”, logo, vale relembrar que o verbo nunca deve vir conjugado. Na construção de frases interrogativas, coloca-se primeiro o auxiliar “did”, seguido do sujeito + verbo no infinitivo sem “to” + complemento.