Question

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the auxiliary verbs : 1. Robbie _____________ using the computer. 2. _____________ you like grapes? 3. Kevin _____________ teaching in America in 2005. 4. I _____________ been to Italy. 5. I _____________ not like sausages at all. 6. Sally _____________ not play the drums. 7. He _____________ never seen that movie. 8. We _____________ learning English. 9. I _____________ read my book last night. 10. Stephen _____________ finished fixing the car. *
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Answer 1

Resposta:

Olá!

1. Robbie is the computer.

2. Do you like grapes?

3. Kevin was teaching in America in 2005

4. I have been to Italy

5. I do not like sausages at all.

6. Sally can not play the drums.

7. He has never seen that movie.

8. We are learning English.

9. I have read my book last night.

10. Stephen has finished fixing the car.

Explicação:

Para fazer uma pergunta em inglês, normalmente usamos Do ou Does. Normalmente é colocado no início da pergunta (antes do assunto).

Afirmativo: You speak Spanish.

Pergunta: Do you speak Spanish?

Você verá que adicionamos DO no início da frase afirmativa para torná-la uma pergunta. Usamos Do quando o assunto é eu, você, nós ou eles.

Afirmativo: He speaks Spanish.

Pergunta: Does he speak Spanish?

Quando o sujeito é He, She ou It, adicionamos DOES no início para tornar a frase afirmativa uma pergunta. Observe que a letra S no final do verbo na frase afirmativa (porque está na terceira pessoa) desaparece na pergunta.

NÃO usamos Do ou Does em perguntas que têm o verbo To Be ou Modal Verbs (can, must, may, should etc.)

Exemplos de perguntas com Do e Does:

- Do you speak English?

- Does John speak French?

- Do we have time for a quick drink?

- Does it rain a lot in the South?

- Do they want to come with me?

- Does she like chocolate?

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O passado do To Be em Inglês tem duas formas: WAS e WERE

To Be - Affirmative

Subject To Be Examples

I          was  I was tired this morning.

You          were You were very good.

He          was He was the best in his class.

She          was She was late for work.

It          was It was a sunny day.

We          were We were at home.

You          were You were on holiday.

They  were They were happy with their test results.

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To Have = To show possession / a quality ≠ Do ≠ Go.

Espero ter ajudado.