
Simple Past and Past continuous
Feito por : Heloísa, Bárbara, Ana b e Sarah 9°A
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1. We usually utilize the Simple Past to express actions that:
Started in the past and will directly affect the future
Started in the past and ended in it
Started in the past and are still affecting the present
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2. The right estructure for using the simple past in the affirmative form is:
Subject + Verb + Complement
Subjet + Be + Verb +ING
Subject + Past form of the verb + Complement
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3. The alternative that is in the Simple Past is:
I am studying English since 2019
She finished her homework yesterday
Camila and I started talking on November 4th
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4. The sentence “Jenna Rink threw her DreamHouse at her best friend” in the interrogative form of Simple Past would be:
Did Jenna Rink throw her DreamHouse at her best friend?
Did Jenna Rink threw her DreamHouse at her best friend?
Jenna Rink is throwing her DreamHouse at her best friend?
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5. The Past Continuous can be represented by the sentence:
She was listening to Mac DeMarco when you called
Didn’t they play in a band as teenagers?
The baby cried all night
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6. Rock n’ Roll was the most valued style of music in the 90s. The band Aerosmith, for an example, were super famous for using and abusing of this type of music. The exerpt from their song Cryin’ “I was cryin’ when I met you Now I’m tryin’ to forget you” is in the:
Infinitive
Simple Past
Past Continuous
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7. The sentence “Hailey cried at Alex’s graduation” is in the:
Present Continuous
Past continuous
Simple past
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8. “Cameron was _ (pick) Lily from school when Mitchell _ (call).” The verbs conjugated in the past continuous and past simple are, respectively:
picked/ called
Picking/called
Picked/calling
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9. The sentence “He was washing the dishes when Kate call.” is:
Right, because the verbs are both conjugated.
Wrong, because they are not in the infinitive
Wrong, because one of the verbs is not conjugated
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10. “Mia and sebastian did not get married at the end of the movie.”. This sentence is:
In the Simple Past
None of the options above
In the Present Continuous