Question

Forme frases afirmativas , negativas e iterro gativas usando o simples past e em seguida classifique os verbos como Regulares ou Irregulares

a)He (play) footbal yeaterday
b)He (Sing) a Song on a stage
c)My da (Go) to the market
d)My mother (live) in Califórnia
e)We (eat) pizza in the bakery
f)My mother (Cook) a delicious food yesterday
g)My friend (wath) a horror movie
h)I (write) an e-mail to my brother
i)I (miss) colege a whole year
j)I (drink) a bottle of water ​

Answer 1

Resposta:

He played football yesterday. He didn't play football yesterday. DId he play football yesterday? Play: regular.

He sang a song on a stage. He didn't sing a song on a stage. Did he sing a song on a stage? Sing: irregular.

My dad went to the market. My dad didn't go to the market. Did my dad go to the market? Go: irregular.

My mother lived in California. My mother didn't live in California. Did my mother live in California?  Live: regular.

We ate pizza in the bakery. We didn't eat pizza in the bakery. Did we eat pizza in the bakery? Eat: irregular.

My mother cooked a delicious food yesterday. My mother didn't cook a delicious food yesterday. Did my mother cook a delicious food yesterday? Cook: regular.

My friend watched a horror movie. My friend didn't watch a horror movie. Did my friend watch a horror movie? Watch: regular.

I wrote an e-mail to my brother. I didn't write an e-mail to my brother. Did I write an e-mail to my brother? Write: irregular.

I missed college a whole year. I didn't miss college a whole year. Did I miss college a whole year? Miss: regular.

I drank a bottle of water. I didn't drink a bottle of water. Did I drink a bottle of water? Drink: irregular.

Explicação:

Afirmativo no Simple Past:

Sujeito + Verbo no Passado

Negativo:

Sujeito + Didn't + Verbo no presente

Interrogativo:

Did + Sujeito + Verbo no presente

O "Did" ou "Didn't no negativo ou interrogativo já carrega a ideia de passado então o verbo não precisa estar no passado. No afirmativo não há eles, precisando então do verbo no passado. A maioria dos verbos regulares termina em ED no passado, os irregulares como SING-SANG ou WRITE-WROTE, não.