Simple Past- Negative and Interrogative forms

Simple Past- Negative and Interrogative forms

by FLAVIA ARAUJO

​Negative form

​Para construção de frases negativas no Simple Past, o verbo did é empregado como verbo auxiliar.

O verbo principal não é conjugado no passado, uma vez que o auxiliar já indica o tempo verbal.

Sua estrutura frasal é da seguinte forma:

Sujeito + did + not + verbo principal + complemento

Exemplo: She did not like the English teacher. (Ela não gostou da professora de inglês)

Obs.: a forma contraída de did not é didn’t.

Multiple Choice

Kate and Steven .............. to school yesterday.

• didn't walked

• didn't walk

• don't walk

Multiple Choice

Miss Hooley ______ _______ dinner last Thursday.

• didn't cook

• didn't cooked

• isn't cooked

Multiple Choice

My sister _____ ______ to class on time last Monday, so the teacher called my mom.

• doesn't arrive

• didn't arrived

• didn't arrive

Multiple Choice

The students _____ _____ for the test last week and most got bad grades.

• don't study

• didn't study

• didn't studied

Multiple Choice

You .............the film that we watched last night.

• didn't like

• don't like

• didn't liked

Multiple Choice

My mum .............to my teacher last week.

• didn't talked

• didn't talkked

• didn't talk

Multiple Choice

Susan _____________ with Peter.

• doesn´t dance

• didn't danced

• didn´t dance

Multiple Choice

She _________ her hair yesterday.

• didn´t wash

• doesn´t washed

• didn't washes

​Interrogative form

​Da mesma maneira que acontece na forma negativa, o did é o verbo auxiliar utilizado para as frases interrogativas no Simple Past .

Veja a estrutura abaixo:

Did + sujeito + verbo principal + complemento

Exemplo: Did she like the English teacher? (Ela gostou da professora de inglês?)

Obs.: somente o verbo auxiliar (did) é conjugado no Simple Past. Não é necessário conjugar o verbo principal.

Multiple Choice

_____ she have enough sleep last night?

• Did

• didn't

Multiple Choice

Change the sentence to Interrogative form:

Patrick Star liked the food.

• Do Patrick Star liked the food?

• Did Patrick Star like the food?

• Is Patrick Star liking the food?

• Does Patrick Star like the food?

Multiple Choice

Did Gus Gus ________ the corn?

• carried

• liked

• ate

• carry

Multiple Choice

_______ Mr. Bean get an F in his exam?

• Is

• Are

• Do

• Did

Fill in the Blanks

you get enough exercise yesterday?

Multiple Choice

_________ you __________(watch) last night episode?

• do \ watch

• did \ watch

Multiple Choice

_________ she __________ (study) for the exam?

• did \ studied

• did \ study

Multiple Choice

__________ they ___________ (travel) all over the word?

• do \ travel

• did \ travel

• did \ travelled

Multiple Choice

how __________ you _________ (learn) to cook?

• did \ learned

• did \ learn