Inglês, perguntado por estefanegrade, 6 meses atrás

c. Observe as frases e complete a regra de acordo com o tempo passado.

I didn’t make a cake.

To make a negative sentence in the Simple Past we use:
I/you/he/she/it/we/you/they + _________ + _ in the infinitive without to.

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I cooked lunch for her.

To make an affirmative sentence in the Simple Past with regular verb we use:
I/you/he/she/it/we/you/they + _ + _________.

Soluções para a tarefa

Respondido por CremildaBR

⇒⇒ Simple past

I didn’t make a cake.

To make a negative sentence in the Simple Past we use:

I/you/he/she/it/we/you/they + didn't + verb in the infinitive without ''to''.

I cooked lunch for her.

To make an affirmative sentence in the Simple Past with regular verb we use:

I/you/he/she/it/we/you/they + verb + ed.

⇒⇒ Simple past - regular verbs >> tempo verbal que indica algo que aconteceu no passado e não está mais acontecendo no presente. A maioria dos verbos em inglês são regulares e terminam sempre em ''ed'' quando estão no passado .

Exemplos:

decided - called - smiled - studied - tried - watched - washed

→→ Principais regras para o passado de verbos regulares

→ Se o verbo terminar com a letra ''e'', basta acrescentar ''d''.

live – lived

smile – smiled

like – liked

→ Caso o verbo termine com uma consoante + a letra Y, substitua o ''y'' por ''ied''.

study – studied

try – tried

cry – cried

→ Mas se antes do ''y'' houver uma vogal simplesmente acrescenta o ''ed''.

play – played

stay – stayed

pray – prayed

→ Se o verbo terminar em consoante + vogal + consoante - CVC e esta seja a sílaba tônica da palavra, dobra a última consoante e acrescenta ''ed''.

stop – stopped

prefer – preferred

plan – planned

Negative

Sujeito + didn't + verbo na forma original

We didn't work last Saturday.

Peter didn't study for the test.

Interrogativa

Did + sujeito + verbo forma original

Did you go to school yesterday?

Did Peter and Paul travel to Italy?

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