Past Simple, Cont and PP

PLEASE WORK IN YOUR MATH GROUPS UNTIL BREAK

• In a classroom

• In a hospital

• In a mall

• In an office

ALL FISH ON SALE HERE CAUGHT FRESH FROM THE SEA TODAY

• in a museum

• in a hotel

• at a market

• at a station

¿Cuál es el propósito del uso del pasado continuo y pasado simple?

• Demostrar la importancia de la gramática en la escritura.

• Destacar las diferencias entre el pasado y el futuro.

• Explicar cómo usar los tiempos verbales en el presente.

• Mostrar cómo dos acciones o situaciones pasadas están conectadas.

How is the simple past formed for regular verbs in English?

• Adding -ed to the end of the verb.

• Changing the vowel of the verb.

• Using the same form as in the present.

• There are no specific rules for regular verbs.

How is the negation formed in simple past in English?

• Using 'didn't' and the verb in infinitive.

• Using 'did' and the verb in infinitive.

• Adding -ing to the verb.

• Changing the vowel of the verb.

What is the difference between 'I ate 2 eggs today' and 'I have eaten 2 eggs today'?

• Third and Fourth options are correct.

• Both sentences mean the same.

• First one indicates no more possibility, while the second indicates a repetable possibility.

• First one indicates a specific action, while the second indicates a pogressive action.

How is the past continuous formed in English?

• Changing the verb vowel.

• Using 'did' and the verb in infinitive.

• Adding -ed to the verb.

• Using 'was' or 'were' and the -ing form of the verb.

What does the use of the past continuous indicate in a sentence?

• That the action was already in progress at a specific moment in the past.

• That the action was completed in the past.

• That the action will occur in the future.

• That the action is a daily routine.

What is the function of using 'while' in a structure of past continuous?

• Indicate that two actions were in progress at the same time.

• 'while' cannot be used in this context.

• Express a temporary action in the past.

• Show that one action was completed before another.

What does the sentence 'He was singing a song as he was drying the dishes' imply?

• That he did not hum before.

• That he was humming at the moment of drying the dishes.

• That he hummed before drying the dishes.

• That he hummed after drying the dishes.