Academia de Idiomas del Norte - Week 3

When do we use Past Simple?

• To describe two actions that happened at the same time in the past

• To express interrupted actions in the past

• To describe a series of completed actions in the past

• To describe an action that was happening at a particular point in time

When do we use Past Continuos?

• To express habits in the past

• To express interrupted actions in the past

• To describe a series of completed actions in the past

• To express completed actions in the past

What is the correct structure for an affirmative sentence using Past Simple?

• Subject + was/were + verb (ing) + complement

• Subject + verb in past + complement

What is the correct structure for a negative sentence using Past Continuous?

• Subject + wasn't/weren't + verb (ing) + complement

• Subject + didn't + verb (infinitive) + complement

What is the correct structure for an affirmative sentence using Past Continuous?

• Subject + was/were + verb (ing) + complement

• Subject + verb in past + complement

What is the correct structure for an interrogative sentence using Past Continuous?

• Did + subject + verb (infinitive) + complement + ?

• Was/Were + subject + verb (ing) + complement + ?

What is the correct structure for a negative sentence using Past Simple?

• Subject + wasn't/weren't + verb (ing) + complement

• Subject + didn't + verb (infinitive) + complement

What is the correct structure for an interrogative sentence using Past Simple?

• Was/Were + subject + verb (ing) + complement + ?

• Did + subject + verb (infinitive) + complement + ?

The letter S in a word is pronounced as /s/ when the word ends with a

• voiceless sound

• voiced sound

The letter S in a word is pronounced as /z/ when the word ends with a

• voiceless sound

• voiced sound