Question

II- Put in the right form of the verb. Use either Simple Present or Simple Past

a. I __________ my car yesterday. (to clean-lavar)

b. It is rainning (chovendo)at the moment. Let’s ___________ inside today. (to stay)

c. Marry_________ (to be) at the zoo last week. She__________ a monkey there. (to see-ver)

d. Tom ________ (to be) at the restaurant right now. Let’s go and _________ (to meet-encontrar) him.

e. Susan___________ (to come-vir) yesterday-ontem, because she ___________ (to have-ter) a car accident.

f. Look! Johnny ________(to be) over there-ali. I ______ (to think-achar) he _______ (to be) ill-doente days ago-atrás.

g. The weather-tempo ___________ (to look-parecer) good today, but remember last week? It ___________ (to be)

raining the whole-todo time.

h. Last year, Conny ________ (to visit) the United Kingdom. She _________ (to want) to go to France this year.

i. Yesterday, I __________ ( walk-andar a pé) across the fields-campos. I _________ (walk) across the fields every day.

Answer 1

Resposta:

a. I cleaned my car yesterday.

b. It is rainning at the moment. Let’s stay inside today.

c. Mary was at the zoo last week. She saw a monkey there.

d. Tom is at the restaurant right now. Let’s go and meet him.

e. Susan came yesterday, because she had a car accident.

f. Look! Johnny is over there. I think he was ill days ago.

g. The weather looks good today, but remember last week? It was raining the whole time.

h. Last year, Conny visited the United Kingdom. She wants to go to France this year.

i. Yesterday, I walked across the fields. I walk across the fields every day.

Answer 2

II - Colocando os verbos na right form usando Simple Present or Simple Past, temos:

• a. cleaned
• b. stay
• c. was/ saw
• d. is / meet
• e. came / had
• f. is /  think / was
• g. looks / was
• h. visited / wants
• i. walked / walk

Simple Present

É usado para falarmos de ações que ocorrem de forma constante, habitual, no tempo presente.

Ex.: work (trabalhar), dormir (sleep), comer (eat), study (estudar) etc.

No verbo to be (ser/estar), que é irregular, a conjugação verbal do Presente, nas frases afirmativas, é:

• I am
• You are
• He, She, It is
• We are
• You are
• They are

Nas frases interrogativas, inverte-se o verbo e a pessoa:

• Am I
• Are you
• Is He, She, It
• Are We
• Are You
• Are They

Nas negativas, acrescenta-se o not, que pode ser contraído, unindo-se ao verbo (menos na primeira pessoa, cuja contração se dará apenas entre ela e o verbo):

• I am not / I'm not
• You are not / You're not / You aren't
• He, She, It is not / He's, She's, It's not / He, She, It isn't
• We are not / We're not / We aren't
• You are not / You're not / You aren't
• They are not / They're not / They aren't

Para os demais, se forem verbos regulares:

• afirmativa, você deve acrescentar um "es", "ies" ou "s" ao final deles, quando conjugados, para as pessoas "she", "he" e "it";
• interrogativa: use o does para He, She e It e o do para as outras pessoas, colocando-os antes delas;
• negativa: use o does seguido de not para He, She e It, e o do seguido de not para as demais pessoas.

Obs.: o do e o does também podem se juntar ao not = doesn't / don't.

Obs.2: pronomes interrogativos (who, whom, when, where etc.) sem o do e o does serão seguidos por verbos com "s", "ies" ou "es" para as pessoas She, He e It.

Para saber mais sobre o Presente Simples, acesse: brainly.com.br/tarefa/13501235

Simple Past

O Past Simple é utilizado para descrever ações ocorridas no passado, e que foram encerradas lá (ou seja, que não continuam afetando o presente).

Sua formação se dá da seguinte maneira:

• Frases afirmativas: acrescenta-se "ed", "d" ou "ied" após os verbos regulares.
• Frases interrogativas: usa-se o auxiliar did.
• Frases negativas: também usa-se o "did", acompanhado de "not".

Regra das afirmativas:

• Depois de verbos terminados em "e": só adicionar "d". Ex.: love => loved;
• Após verbos terminados em consoante: acrescentar "ed". Ex.: work => worked;
• Verbos terminados em CVC (consoante - vogal - consoante), com a última sílaba tônica: duplica a última consoante e acrescenta-se "ed". Ex.: stop => stopped;
• Verbos terminados em consoante + y => retira-se o y e coloca-se "ied". Ex.: study => studied.
• Verbos terminados em vogal + y => acrescenta-se "ed". Ex.: stay => stayed.

No verbo To Be, o passado é feito com was (I, He, She, It) e were (You, We, They). Nos demais verbos irregulares, cada um muda de uma maneira diferente.

Para saber mais sobre Passado Simples, acesse: brainly.com.br/tarefa/42493549