Question

Did they…a snow man 1) made 2) makes 3) make

Answer 1

Ответ: 3

Did they MAKE a snow man?

Объяснение:

Вопрос в Past Simple задается при помощи вспомогательного глагола did и смыслового глагола в 1 форме (V1):

• Did you do...
• Did she run..
• Did they draw..
• Did I love...
• Did we smile...

Answer 2

ответ:make

я это объяснить не могу это легко

Answer 3

Ответ: The correct form of the verb "make" to complete the sentence "Did they make a snowman?" is "make".

In this sentence, "Did they" is the subject and "make" is the verb. The word "make" is used in the past tense form "made" to ask if someone created or built a snowman in the past.

Here are the explanations for each option:

1) "made" - This is the past tense form of "make" and it indicates that the action of making a snowman has already been completed.

2) "makes" - This is the present tense form of "make" and it does not fit with the past tense form of "Did they". It would be grammatically incorrect to say "Did they makes a snowman?"

3) "make" - This is the base form of the verb "make" and it is the correct option to complete the sentence. "Did they make a snowman?" is asking if someone created or built a snowman in the past.

So, the correct answer is "Did they make a snowman?"