Question

1. Как называется по-английски прошедшее простое время? 2. Какие две формы имеет глагол ‘to be” в прошедшем времени? 3. Чем они отличаются? 4. Что нужно сделать, чтобы задать вопрос в прошедшем времени с этим глаголом? 5. Постройте вопрос к предложению: Fred was at the toy shop yesterday. 6. Что нужно сделать, чтобы утвердительное предложение превратить в отрицательное? 7. Перестройте утвердительное предложение в отрицательное: Jim and Maggie were at the clothes shop last week. 8. Какие слова являются указателями простого прошедшего времени? 9. Составьте 2 своих предложения в прошедшем времени с глаголом «быть»-одно в ед.ч., второе во мн.числе. 10. Перестройте их в отрицательные. 11. Задайте к ним вопросы(вопросы задаем всегда к утвердительным предложениям, то есть к первым двум, которые вы составили)

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

1) Past simple

2) was, were

3) was ставится только в единственном числе, а were ставится только во множественном числе.

4) Поставить глагол was/were на первое место

5) Was Fred at the toy shop yesterday

6) Приписать not ( есть два варианта: was not или wasn't)

7) Jim and Maggie weren't at the clothes shop last week.

8) Нужно приписать частицу ed, например washed.

9)  I was in the aquapark. We were at the space

10) I wasn't in the aquapark. We weren't at the space.

11) Was you at the aquapark? Were you at the space?

Answer 2

1. The past simple tense. 2. The verb "to be" has two forms in the past tense: "was" for singular subjects (I, he, she, it) and "were" for plural subjects (you, we, they). 3. The forms "was" and "were" differ in their usage depending on the subject of the sentence. "Was" is used with singular subjects, while "were" is used with plural subjects. 4. To ask a question in the past tense with the verb "to be," you need to invert the subject and the verb. For example, "Was Fred at the toy shop yesterday?" 5. "Was Fred at the toy shop yesterday?" 6. To transform an affirmative sentence into a negative one, you need to add the word "not" after the verb "to be." For example, "Fred was not at the toy shop yesterday." 7. "Jim and Maggie were not at the clothes shop last week." 8. Words like "yesterday," "last week," and "at that time" can indicate the simple past tense. 9. a) I was at the park yesterday. b) They were at the party last night. 10. a) I was not at the park yesterday. b) They were not at the party last night. 11. a) Was I at the park yesterday? b) Were they at the party last night?