Complete the paragraph below by filling in the missing words – be sure to
change the verbs to Past Tense!
forget buy is drive
go say find put
look for isn’t turn on look at
Something terrible happened to me last week. On Monday, I (1) a
lottery ticket at a shopping mall near my home. I (2) the ticket in
the pocket of my jacket, and (3) home. After I got home, I went to
bed and (4) about the ticket. On Tuesday morning, I got into my
car and (5) to work. On the way to work, I (6) the
radio and a man on the radio said my lottery ticket number. After he
(7) my number, I put my hand into my jacket pocket. Oh no! The
ticket (8) in my pocket, so I drove back home and
(9) the ticket. I (10) the ticket. It was on a table.
Finally, I (11) the ticket very carefully. Oh no! I couldn’t believe
my eyes because it (12) the wrong number! Next time I will be
more careful, and maybe next time I won’t buy a lottery ticket

Respostas

respondido por: leehwille24

Something terrible happened to me last week. On Monday, I (1)bought a

lottery ticket at a shopping mall near my home. I (2)put the ticket in

the pocket of my jacket, and (3)walked home. After I got home, I went to

bed and (4)thinked about the ticket. On Tuesday morning, I got into my

car and (5)went to work. On the way to work, I (6)listened the

radio and a man on the radio said my lottery ticket number. After he

(7)said my number, I put my hand into my jacket pocket. Oh no! The

ticket (8)despeared in my pocket, so I drove back home and

(9)searched the ticket. I (10)found the ticket. It was on a table.

Finally, I (11)lo0oked at the ticket very carefully. Oh no! I couldn’t believe

my eyes because it (12)was the wrong number! Next time I will be

more careful, and maybe next time I won’t buy a lottery ticket

respondido por: Alexv11

Seguem abaixo cada um dos verbos que serão utilizados para completar o texto no passado simples:

Bought, put, walked, thought, went, listened, said, disappeared, searched, found, looked, was.

Passado Simples

Segue abaixo o texto com as palavras no passado simples que completam cada lacuna:

Something terrible happened to me last week. On Monday, I bought a lottery ticket at a shopping mall near my home. I put the ticket in the pocket of my jacket, and walked home. After I got home, I went to bed and thought about the ticket. On Tuesday morning, I got into my car and went to work. On the way to work, I listened the radio and a man on the radio said my lottery ticket number. After he said my number, I put my hand into my jacket pocket. Oh no! The ticket disappeared in my pocket, so I drove back home and searched the ticket. I found the ticket. It was on a table.

Finally, I looked at the ticket very carefully. Oh no! I couldn’t believe my eyes because it was the wrong number! Next time I will be more careful, and maybe next time I won’t buy a lottery ticket

Para que possamos compreender sobre o passado simples na língua inglesa, primeiramente é necessário que se tenha conhecimento acerca da gramática básica da língua, que envolve o uso de distintas classes de palavras que formam uma sentença com sentido.

Nesse sentido, o passado simples entra como um tempo verbal no passado, ou seja, acerca de uma ação que começou e finalizou no passado, sem necessariamente estar envolvido com o presente. Com isso em mente, a gramática que usamos no passado simples para os verbos é também, simples, precisamos acrescentar o "ed" ao final dos verbos nas frases afirmativas.