Question

II. Put the sentences above into the negative form:
1. Put the sentences into the interrogative form.
1. They worked together for many years.
2. I studied English yesterday.
3. She went to school by car.
4. We had a dinner party yesterday.
5. He gave me his telephone number.
6. She decided to learn Japanese.
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Answer 1

Explicação:

1. They didn't work together for many years.

2. I didn't study English yesterday.

3. She didn't go to school by car.

4. We hadn't a dinner party yesterday.

5. He didn't give me his telephone number.

6. She didn't decide to learn Japanese.

Answer 2

Resposta:

• Forma negativa

1 - They didn't (did not) work together for many years.

2 - I didn't (did not) study English yesterday.

3 - She didn't (did not) go to school by car.

4 - We didn't (did not) have a dinner party yesterday.

5 - He didn't (did not) give me his telephone number.

6 - She didn't (did not) decide to learn Japanese.

• Forma interrogativa    

1 - Did they work together for many years?

2 - Did you study English yesterday?

3 - Did she go to school by car?

4 - Did we have a dinner party yesterday?

5 - Did she decide to learn Japanese?

Explicação:

Quando a frase está no passado perfeito (simple past) e na negativa, deve-se acrescentar "Did not ou didn't" entre o sujeito (I, you, she/he, we, they) e o verbo no presente.

Quando a frase está no passado perfeito (simple past) e na forma interrogativa, deve-se acrescentar "Did" antes do sujeito, e o verbo deve está no presente.