Simple Past vs Simple Progressive

Identifique o verbo no Simple Past na frase: She danced at the party last night.

• dance

• dances

• danced

• dancing

Conjugue o verbo 'to play' no Simple Past na terceira pessoa do singular.

• playd

• playd

• playd

• played

Identifique o verbo no Simple Progressive na frase: They were playing soccer when it started to rain.

• playing

• start

• played

• raining

Diferencie o uso entre Simple Past e Simple Progressive na frase: I read a book yesterday vs. I was reading a book when you called.

• I read a book yesterday uses Simple Past to indicate a completed action, while I was reading a book when you called uses Simple Progressive to indicate an action in progress at a specific point in the past.

• I read a book when you called

• I was reading a book yesterday

• I was reading a book yesterday

Preencha o espaço com o verbo correto no Simple Past ou Simple Progressive: She ________ (cook) dinner when the phone rang.

• was cooking

• was cook

• cooking

• cooked

Identifique o verbo no Simple Past na frase: He walked to school every day.

• walked

• walking

• walk

• walks

Identifique o verbo no Simple Progressive na frase: We were watching a movie at that time.

• watch

• watched

• watches

• watching

Conjugue o verbo 'to run' no Simple Progressive na forma negativa.

• is not running, are not running, am not running

• is not run, are not run, am not run

Diferencie o uso entre Simple Past e Simple Progressive na frase: They played tennis yesterday vs. They were playing tennis at 3 o'clock.

• They played tennis at 3 o'clock

• They were playing tennis yesterday

• They played tennis yesterday (Simple Past) vs. They were playing tennis at 3 o'clock (Simple Progressive).

• They will play tennis tomorrow

Identifique o verbo no Simple Past na frase: She sang beautifully at the concert.

• sung

• sang

• singed

• sing