Question

4. Study the examples in exercises 2 and 3. Then choose the correct words in the rules.O RULES1 The past simple form of a verb is thesame / different for all persons.2 in negative sentences, we use didn't + theverb in the base form/ past simple.3 In questions, we use (question word) did+ noun or pronoun + the verb in the baseform / past simple.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

1. Same for all persons. ( She did it, he did it, we did it, I did it, etc)

2.  Base form. ( I didn't learn this text)

3. Base form. (Did you learn the text?)

Answer 2

Let's review the examples from exercises 2 and 3 and match them with the correct words in the rules:

Example 2: "She played tennis yesterday." Example 3: "Did they eat pizza last night?"

Now, let's match these examples with the correct words in the rules:

1. The past simple form of a verb is the same for all persons.

   • In both examples, the past simple forms "played" and "ate" are the same for all persons.

2. In negative sentences, we use didn't + the verb in the base form.

   • Example 2 doesn't match this rule because it's an affirmative sentence. Example 3, however, is a negative sentence, and it follows the rule with "didn't eat."

3. In questions, we use (question word) did + noun or pronoun + the verb in the base form / past simple.

   • Example 3 is a question, and it follows the rule with "Did they eat."

So, the correct words in the rules are as follows:

1. The past simple form of a verb is the same for all persons.
2. In negative sentences, we use didn't + the verb in the base form.
3. In questions, we use (question word) did + noun or pronoun + the verb in the base form / past simple.

Answer 3

Let's analyze the rules and choose the correct words for each one based on the examples from exercises 2 and 3:

1. The past simple form of a verb is the same for all persons. (Example: "He worked," "She danced," "I studied" - the past simple form of the verb is consistent for all persons.)

2. In negative sentences, we use didn't + the verb in the base form. (Example: "He didn't work," "She didn't dance," "I didn't study" - "didn't + the verb in the base form" is used in negative sentences.)

3. In questions, we use (question word) did + noun or pronoun + the verb in the base form. (Example: "Did he work?" "Did she dance?" "Did I study?" - "(question word) did + noun or pronoun + the verb in the base form" is used in questions.)

So, the correct words in the rules are:

1. The past simple form of a verb is the same for all persons.
2. In negative sentences, we use didn't + the verb in the base form.
3. In questions, we use (question word) did + noun or pronoun + the verb in the base form.