Question

Escreva a frase "You want to sell your house" em:

Passado Simples (Afirmativa/Negativa/Interrogativa)
Futuro Imediato (Afirmativa/Negativa/Interrogativa)
Futuro Simples (Afirmativa/Negativa/Interrogativa)
Presente Contínuo (Afirmativa/Negativa/Interrogativa)
Passado Contínuo (Afirmativa/Negativa/Interrogativa)
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Answer 1

PASSADO SIMPLES

• AFIRMATIVA: You wantED to sell your house.

• NEGATIVA: You DIDN’T want to sell your house.

• INTERROGATIVA: DID you want to sell your house?

FUTURO IMEDIATO

• AFIRMATIVA: You are going to sell your house.

• NEGATIVA: You aren’t going to sell your house.

• INTERROGATIVA: Are you going to sell your house?

FUTURO SIMPLES

• AFIRMATIVA: You will want to sell your house.

• NEGATIVA: You won’t want to sell your house.

• INTERROGATIVA: Will you want to sell your house?

PRESENTE CONTINUO

• AFIRMATIVA: You IS wantING to sell your house.

• NEGATIVA: You ISN’T wanting to sell your house.

• INTERROGATIVA: IS you wantING to sell your house?

PASSADO CONTÍNUO

• AFIRMATIVA: You WERE wantING to sell your house.

• NEGATIVA: You WEREN’T wantING to sell your house.

• INTERROGATIVA: WERE you wantING to sell your house?