Read the dialogue and mark the right option to fill in the ...
Read the dialogue and mark the right option to fill in the gaps respectively.
A: Good morning, Pedro!
B: Hi, Anne! How are you?
A: I'm great. And you?
B: I'm OK.
A :__________you at Tom's party last night?
B: Yes, I _________.
A: Who_________ you go with?
B: I __________ with my friends from work. And you?
Were you there?
A: No, I __________. I __________home.
Usamos WAS, WERE e DID para algo que JÁ ACONTECEU, JÁ FOI, FICOU NO PASSADO. WAS e WERE são as formas PASSADAS do VERBO TO BE (significa ser e estar em português) I , He , She , It = was/ You , We , They = were
Aqui vem a diferença crucial em relação aos verbos já explicados. Enquanto os primeiros eram relativos ao verbo “ser”, este se trata de um auxiliar para falarmos de uma ação passada. Seu presente é “do” ou “does”, conforme a pessoa a ser empregada.
Olá, pessoal.
Nesse vídeo aqui eu resolvi as questões de inglês da prova da EAM
https://youtu.be/2vK-XXJbZxU
A : Were you at Tom's party last night? ( verbo " to be" no passado - was (I, he, she, it) e were (you, we, they)
B: Yes, I was.
A: Who did you go with? ( Did - auxiliar usado para todas as pessoas para formar frases negativas e interrogativas no Simple Past ou Passado Simples)
B: I went with my friends from work. And you? (went - passado irregular do verbo "to go")
Were you there?
A: No, I wasn't. I stayed home. (stayed - verbo regular cujo passado se forma acrescentando-se - ed ao seu final)
Gabarito do Professor: D