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Simple Past: Regular Verbs

O Simple Past é usado para indicar ações passadas já concluídas, ou seja, para falar de fatos que já aconteceram; 

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When do we use the Past Simple?

• Finished actions

• Future Actions

• Actions happening in the moment of speak

• None of these

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The verb 'drive' is a regular verb or a irregular verb?

• Regular Verb

• Irregular verb

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_ you _ (eat) your breakfast yesterday?

• Did/Ate

• Did/Eat

• Are/Eat

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I _ (not drive) to work today.

• Didn't drive

• Didn't drove

• Not drive

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_ she _ (live) in Paris?

• Did/Lived

• Did/Live

• Did/Left

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They _ (not live) in João Pessoa when they were kids.

• Didn't lived

• Live

• Didn't live

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What is the past simple form of 'play'?

• Played

• Plaied

• Went

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She _ (play) soccer yesterday.

• Played

• Plaied

• Play

Irregular Verbs

Os verbos irregulares (irregular verbs) apresentam uma formação diferente dos verbos regulares.

Ex: John went (go) to school yesterday. (John foi para a escola ontem).

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The word 'go' is a regular verb or a irregular verb?

• Regular Verb

• Irregular Verb

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We _ (make) this gift for you.

• Made

• Maked

• Make

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What is the past simple form of the sentence:

He always eats many pieces of cake.

• He ate many pieces of cake.

• He eated many pieces of cake.

• He didn't ate many pieces of cake.

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I _ (go) to Brazil by plane last month.

• Went

• Goed

• Goes

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She _ (become) nervous and _ (give) a confused speech.

• Becomed/Gave

• Became/Gived

• Became/Gave