Inglês, perguntado por claudiaadr10, 10 meses atrás

There are 10 questions in this quiz and each question has only one true answer.


1)Brian: _________ you finish the book that I gave you?
Ruth: Yes, I _________ it.

Did / finished
Were / was
Are / did
Do / finished


2)Brian: When _________ you _________ it?
Ruth: I _________ it yesterday.

were / finished / finished
did / finish / finished
did / finish / was finished
were / finish / was finished

3)Brian: How _________ you _________ it?
Ruth: It _________ very impressive.

are / find / was
did / found / was
did / find / was
were / found / was

4)Brian: _________ you _________ it?
Ruth: No, I _________.

Are / bring / wasn’t
Did / brought / didn’t
Were / brought / wasn’t
Did / bring / didn’t

5)Brian: Why _________ you __________ my book?
Ruth: I _________ it to my brother to read.

did / bring / give
were / brought / gave
weren’t / bring / give
didn’t / bring / gave

6)Brian: Why _________ you ask me before you _________ my book to your brother?
Ruth: I am sorry. I _________ it wouldn’t be a problem.

didn’t / gave / was think
weren’t / gave / thought
didn’t / gave / thought
did / give / think

7)Brian: _________ your brother _________ to read the book?
Ruth: Yes, he _________. He _________ nearly half of it.

Was / began / was / read
Did / begin / did / read
Did / began / did / reads
Was / begin / began / reads

8)Brian: When _________ he ________ to read the book?
Ruth: He _________ three days _________.

did / start / started / ago
was / started / was started / ago
did / started / started / before
did / start / after

9)Brian: _________ he _________ it?
Ruth: I don’t know. I _________ his opinion about the book.

Did / liked / didn’t asked
Did / like / didn’t ask
Was / like / didn’t ask
Did / liked / didn’t ask

10)Brian: I _________ two more books. Do you want to get one to read?
Ruth: Thanks, but maybe later. I _________ a book on the internet yesterday and I _________ it. I am going to read it.

buy / saw / buy
bought / see / buy
bought / saw / bought
buy / see / buy

Soluções para a tarefa

Respondido por sofia2007pina
5

Resposta:

1- Did/ Finished

2-Did/ finish/ finished

3-did/ find/ was

4-did/ bring/ didnt

5-didnt/ bring/ gave

6-didnt/ gave/ thought

7-did/ begin/ did/ read

8-did / start / started / ago

9-Did / like / didn’t ask

10-bought / saw / bought

Explicação:

Respondido por nicolaskucera1
0

Para preencher as lacunas com a alternativa correta devemos empregar conhecimentos sobre o tempo verbal do simple past em língua inglesa.

1) Brian: Did you finish the book that I gave you?

Ruth: Yes, I finished it.

did / finished

2) Brian: When did you finish it?

Ruth: I finished it yesterday.

did / finish / finished

3) Brian: How did you find it?

Ruth: It was very impressive.

did / find / was

4) Brian: Did you bring it?

Ruth: No, I didn't.

Did / bring / didn’t

5) Brian: Why didn't you bring my book?

Ruth: I gave it to my brother to read.

didn’t / bring / gave

6) Brian: Why didn't you ask me before you gave my book to your brother?

Ruth: I am sorry. I thought it wouldn’t be a problem.

didn’t / gave / thought

7) Brian: Did your brother begin to read the book?

Ruth: Yes, he did. He read nearly half of it.

Did / begin / did / read

8) Brian: When did he start to read the book?

Ruth: He started three days ago.

did / start / started / ago

9) Brian: Did he like it?

Ruth: I don’t know. I didn't his opinion about the book.

Did / like / didn’t ask

10) Brian: I bought two more books. Do you want to get one to read?

Ruth: Thanks, but maybe later. I saw a book on the internet yesterday and I bought it. I am going to read it.

bought / saw / bought

Simple Past

É utilizado em língua inglesa para se referir a ações já concluídas (tiveram início e fim no passado).

As regras para formar o Simple past:

  • Na forma afirmativa: acrescentar ED, IED, ou D ao final do verbo regular, no modo infinitivo e sem o TO;
  • Na forma negativa: é utilizado o auxiliar DID para indicar o tempo verbal, assim o verbo aparece no tempo presente. A estrutura é: Sujeito - DID NOT (DIDN'T) - verbo - complemento.
  • Na forma interrogativa: também utiliza o auxiliar DID. A frase é iniciada pelo DID e segue a mesma estrutura padrão, podendo ou não apresentar o NOT.

Verbos irregulares não seguem um padrão:

  • O verbo eat se torna ate;
  • go se torna went;
  • write se torna wrote, etc.

Tradução

1) Brian: Você terminou o livro que eu te dei?

Ruth: Sim, eu terminei.

2) Brian: Quando você terminou?

Ruth: Eu terminei ontem.

3) Brian: O que você achou?*

Ruth: Foi muito impressionante.

4) Brian: Você trouxe?

Ruth: Não, eu não fiz.

5) Brian: Por que você não trouxe meu livro?

Ruth: Dei para meu irmão ler.

6) Brian: Por que você não me perguntou antes de dar meu livro ao seu irmão?

Rute: Eu sinto muito. Achei que não seria um problema.

7) Brian: Seu irmão começou a ler o livro?

Ruth: Sim, ele fez. Ele leu quase metade.

8) Brian: Quando ele começou a ler o livro?

Ruth: Ele começou há três dias.

9) Brian: Ele gostou?

Rute: Não sei. Eu não a sua opinião sobre o livro.

10) Brian: Comprei mais dois livros. Quer pegar um para ler?

Ruth: Obrigado, mas talvez mais tarde. Ontem vi um livro na internet e comprei. Eu vou lê-lo.

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