Question

Complete the sentences with the verbs in the SIMPLE PAST TENSE
1. I _____________________ (eat) sushi for lunch yesterday.
2. I ____________________(read) a really interesting book at 8.30 this morning.
3. She ___________________(not/want) an ice-cream. It was too cold.
4. Alan __________________(not/go) on holiday last summer.
5. At 5 o'clock, the pupils ____________________(wait) for their parents to pick them up.
6. At 9pm, Joe _______________________(not/do) his homework. He ______________(play) computer games.
7. What were you doing when I _________________(call) you?
8. ____________ you _________________ (sleep) well last night? 9. They were waiting for me when I _____________(arrive).
10. When _______________you ________________( leave ) home?

Answer 1

Resposta:

⇒⇒   Simple past tense

1. I ate sushi for lunch yesterday.

2. I read a really interesting book at 8.30 this morning.

3. She didn't want an ice-cream. It was too cold.

4. Alan didn't go on holiday last Summer.

5. At 5 o'clock, the pupils waited for their parents to pick them up.

6. At 9pm, Joe didn't do his homework. He played computer games.

7. What were you doing when I called you?

8. Did you sleep  well last night?

9. They were waiting for me when I arrived.

10. When did you leave home?

             

Explicação:

⇒⇒ Simple past - regular verbs >> 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

decidiu - chamou - sorriu - estudou - tentou - assistiu - lavou

→→ Regras para o passado de verbos regulares

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

love – loved

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 ultima consoante e acrescenta ''ed''.

stop – stopped

prefer – preferred

plan – planned

→ Se a sílaba tônica for no início da palavra, é só acrescentar ''ed''

visit – visited

listen – listened

open – opened

⇒⇒ Verbos irregulares >> são verbos que não terminam em ''ed'' no passado. Cada verbo irregular tem sua forma própria de fazer o passado, ou seja, não seguem nenhuma regra.

was - passado de ''to be''

swam - passado de '' to swim''

fell - passado de ''to fall''

hurt - passado de ''to hurt''

had - passado de ''to have''

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