Question

1. We  not (write) any English tests this month.
2. My grandma (visit) 15 countries in her life.
3. I (eat) pizza for lunch yesterday.
4. They (read) an interesting book last week. 5. My dad (swim) in the Pacific Ocean in 1995. 6 you ever (play) rugby?
7. Mr Mandzelowski (teach) at our school since 1999.
8. I'm thirsty. I not (drink) anything today.
9. She (see) a penguin in a zoo last August.
10. They're very proud because they (climb) Mount Everest. ​

Answer 1

Resposta:

1 have not written

2 has visited

3 ate

4 read

5 swam

6 Have you ever played...

7 has taught

8 have not drunk

9 saw

10 have climbed

Explicação:

Resposta correta

Answer 2

A seguir as resoluções do título "We not (write) any English (...)"

1. We have not written any English tests this month.

2. My grandma has visited 15 countries in her life.

3. I ate pizza for lunch yesterday.

4. They read an interesting book last week.

5. My dad swam in the Pacific Ocean in 1995.

6. Have you ever played rugby?

7. Mr Mandzelowski has taught at our school since 1999.

8. I'm thirsty. I haven't drunk anything today.

9. She saw a penguin in a zoo last August.

10. They're very proud because they have climbed Mount Everest. ​

Past tense verbs (verbos no tempo passado)

Os verbos do passado (past) nos dizem ações que as pessoas fizeram no passado. Os verbos pretéritos regulares acrescentam um "ed" ao final da palavra, o que chamamos de sufixo.

Agora, este "ed" poderia ser pronunciado como /t/, /d/, ou /ɪd/, mas a forma escrita tem o "ed". Os verbos irregulares do passado não seguem a regra "ed", portanto, costumam mudar sua ortografia para "demonstrar o passado". A exemplo:

• Walk = walked
• Ride = rode

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