Question

Change the sentences below to the negative and interrogative forms.


A)There were classes today.


N:________________________________________________________________________

I: ______________________________________________________



B)There was a lion in the zoo.


N: ______________________________________________

I: _____________________________________________



C)There was a big lion in the cage.


N: _____________________________________________

I: _________________________________________________.



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Answer 1

Resposta:

⇒⇒  There to be

A) There were classes today.

N: There weren't classes today.

I:  Were there classes today?

B) There was a lion in the zoo.

N: There wasn't a lion in the zoo.

I:   Was there a lion in the zoo?

 

C) There was a big lion in the cage.

N:  There wasn't a big lion in the cage.

I:    Was there a big lion in the cage?

Explicação:

→→ There to be - verbo haver / existir

∴  There was - simple past - singular

There was a dog here.          - Havia um cachorro aqui.

There was a nice girl there.  - Havia uma menina bonita ali.

∴  Negativa (there was + not)

There was not a car in the street.       - Não havia um carro na rua.

There was not an apple in the fridge. - Não havia uma maçã na geladeira.

∴  Interrogativa (was + there ...?)

Was there a dog here.        - Havia um cachorro aqui?

Was there a nice girl there. - Havia uma menina bonita ali.?

∴  There were - simple past - plural

There were boys playing golf.         - Havia meninos jogando golfe.

There were some girls at the Mall. - Havia algumas meninas no shopping.

∴  Negativa (there were + not)

There were not people at the Mall. - Não havia pessoas no shopping.

There were not dogs barking.          - Não havia cães latindo.

∴  Interrogativa - (were + there ... ?)

Were there kids playing golf. - Havia meninos jogando golfe?

Were there some girls at the Mall. - Havia algumas meninas no shopping?

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