Teste de sabedoria sobre o assunto Simple Past e Presente.
Será que você entendeu mesmo sobre o assunto apresentado? - Essa atividade será um reforço para garantir que você aprendeu sobre o Simple present e o Simple past. 😉
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In the age-old battle between independence-seeking teenagers and worried parents, the older generation is packing some new weapons. Caller ID tells parents who is calling their kids. Cell-phone bills detail every local number the kid has called. New computer programs track just about everything − every Web site visited, every e-mail sent − that a teenager does online. Os verbos que estão no Simple Present, no texto, são:
Is packing - is calling - is going
Tells - detail - track
Worried - visited - sent
Worried - has called - does
Detail - track - get
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Assinale a alternativa correta para completar com o Simple Present: She doesn't ________ anymore.
Work out
To work out
Working out
Works out
Worked out
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Ursula! I whispered Yes, my darling, she said, without __________ her eyes. What have you got in your basket? I asked. She opened her eyes, startled, and looked at me. What do you mean? she said defensively. There is something moving in your basket, I said. Oh, it’s nothing. It’s just a present for somebody. She said. Os verbos “whispered” e “said” sublinhados no texto referem-se a:
Past progressive
Present perfect
Simple present.
Simple past.
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Qual das frases a seguir está escrita corretamente na forma negativa?
She didn´t played soccer at school
We didn't studied for the test
My parents didn’t travel last year
We don't go to school every day
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De acordo com a formação das frases no Simple Present, a oração em que as palavras aparecem na ordem correta é:
Her parents my girlfriend visits on Sundays
Visits her parents on Sundays my girlfriend
My girlfriend parents her visits on Sundays
My girlfriend visits her parents on Sundays
On Sundays my girlfriend her parents visits
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Qual alternativa está gramaticalmente INCORRETA?
Did you walk yesterday?
Did you walked yesterday?
You walked yesterday.
You didn't walk yesterday
