Question

SUBLINHE OS VERBOS DAS FRASES E IDENTIFIQUE O TEMPO VERBAL. APÓS COLOQUE –AS NAS FORMAS
INTERROGATIVA E NEGATIVA.
a) Rick is playing table tennis.
b) Tina is a good soccer player.
c) My friend lives in Canada.
d) I like reading about pop music.
e) There are sixty seconds in a minute.
f) There are three thousand, six hundred (3,600)seconds in an hour.
g) She is going to watch a volleyball match.
h) The weather was good yesterday.
i) My friends were at a party on Saturday.
j) The child was at school last week.
k) The children were at school last week.

POR FAVOR ME AJUDE

Answer 1

Resposta:

⇒⇒ Simple present - Present continuous - There is/There are

a) Rick is playing table tennis.  >> present continuous

   Is Rick playing table tennis?

   Rick isn't playing table tennis.

b) Tina is a good soccer player.  - simple present

   Is Tina a good soccer player.?

   Tina isn't a good soccer player.

c) My friend lives in Canada.   -  simple present

   Does My friend live in Canada?

   My friend doesn't live in Canada.

d) I like reading about pop music.   -  simple present

   Do I like reading about pop music? (reading >>> leitura)

   I don't like reading about pop music?

e) There are sixty seconds in a minute.   - simple present

    Are there sixty seconds in a minute?

    There aren't sixty seconds in a minute.

f) There are three thousand, six hundred (3,600) seconds in an hour.  -  simple present

  Are there three thousand, six hundred (3,600)seconds in an hour?

  There aren't three thousand, six hundred (3,600)seconds in an hour.

g) She is going to watch a volleyball match.  -  present continuous

   Is she going to watch a volleyball match?

   She isn't going to watch a volleyball match.  

h) The weather was good yesterday.   -  simple past

   Was the weather good yesterday?  

   The weather wasn't good yesterday.  

i) My friends were at a party on Saturday.   -  simple past

  Were my friends  at a party on Saturday?

  My friends weren't at a party on Saturday.  

j) The child was at school last week.   -  simple past

  Was the child  at school last week?

  The child wasn't at school last week.

k) The children were at school last week.  -  simple past

   Were the children  at school last week?

   The children weren't at school last week.

Explicação:

D. ''reading'' não está como ''present continuous'' nessa frase porque antes dele tem verbo ''to like'' e não ''verbo to be'' >> exemplo: I am reading a book.

   To read (ler) →→ reading (leitura )

   Reading helps to improve our vocabulary.

   A leitura ajuda a melhorar seu vocabulário.

→→  Negativa com verbo to be - acrescenta NOT após o verbo

I am a teacher. - I am not a teacher

She is an actress. - She is not an actress.

→→  Interrogativa com verbo to be - verbo na frente do sujeito  (simple present e simple past

She is a good student.

IS she a good student?

I was at home yesterday.

Was I at home yesterday?

They were here.

Were they here?

Present Continuous >>> usado para falar sobre algo que está acontecendo no momento em que se fala.

Estrutura do present continuous  

Presente verbo ''to be'' + verbo terminando em -ing

Paul is playing tennis.

Paul está jogando tênis .

There is / There are - verbo ''haver'' - ''existir''

Estrutura there is - singular / there are   - plural

There is a / There are + substantivo/adjetivo + complemento

There is a girl in the kitchen. - Há uma garota na cozinha.

There is a pencil on the table. - Há um lápis em cima da mesa

There are two girls in the kitchen. - Há duas garotas na cozinha

There are many books on the table. - Há muitos livros em cima da mesa.

Interrogativa ''there is / there are - Verbo vem no início da frase (is - are)

Is there a girl in the kitchen? - Há uma garota na cozinha?

Is there a pencil on the table? - Há um lápis em cima da mesa?

Are there two girls in the kitchen? - Há duas garotas na cozinha?

Are there many books on the table? - Há muitos livros em cima da mesa.?

Negativa ''there is / there are - acrescenta ''not'' após ''is - are''

There isn't a girl in the kitchen. - Não há uma garota na cozinha.

There isn't a pencil on the table. - Não há um lápis em cima da mesa

There aren't two girls in the kitchen. - Não há  duas garotas na cozinha

There aren't many books on the table. - Não há muitos livros em cima da mesa.

Atenção: Em português, o verbo ‘’haver’’ não tem plural, conforme pode ser visto nos exemplos em português.  

Aprenda mais em:

→→  Verbo ''to be '' present - brainly.com.br/tarefa/25425220

→→  Verbo ''to be '' past - brainly.com.br/tarefa/25374780

→→  Verbo ''haver'' there is/there are - brainly.com.br/tarefa/25342043