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The document is an English grammar exercise from GrammarNet.com that tests the use of the past simple form of the verb "to be" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. It provides example sentences and then 6 multi-part questions for the student to complete using "was", "were", "wasn't" and "weren't". The questions ask about locations and descriptions in the past such as "I was in Brazil last year" or "They weren't quiet".
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This document provides information about simple past tense in English. It discusses the simple past form of to be, was/were, and regular and irregular past tense verbs. Examples are given of affirmative and negative sentences using simple past verbs. Exercises are included to practice forming sentences in the simple past tense.Simple past tense
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This document provides information about simple past tense in English. It defines simple past tense as a sentence used to express events that happened in the past and have ended. The formula for simple past tense sentences is given as Subject + Verb2 + Object. Regular verbs are made past tense by adding "-ed" while irregular verbs have varying past tense forms. Examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences in simple past tense are also provided, along with an exercise for readers to practice changing verbs to their past tense forms.Presentation1
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The document defines and provides examples of nominal sentences. A nominal sentence uses a form of the verb "to be" as the main verb and is accompanied by a noun. The document outlines the rules for positive, negative, and interrogative nominal sentences. It also defines what types of words can be used as nominals, including nouns, adjectives, and adverbs. Examples are given to illustrate positive, negative, and interrogative nominal sentences.Ad
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- 1. _apr2012.pdf GrammarNet.com Gram叩tica da L鱈ngua Inglesa Exerc鱈cio do M棚s Elementary April 2012 Past Simple (be) Complete the sentences in the Past Simple, using the verb be in the affirmative, negative and interrogative. Example: John was at school yesterday. (John) He wasn't in the cinema. (he/not) Was he in the classroom? (he?) 1. in Brazil last year. (I) in Cuba. (I/not) in Brazil too? (you?) 2. in the cinema last night. (James) at the party. (he/not) in the cinema too? (Mary?) 3. at home last weekend. (we) in Sesimbra. (we/not) at home too? (you?) 4. very noisy yesterday. (the children) quiet. (they/not) noisy too? (your kids?) 5. on holiday last week. (you) at work. (you/not) What about your wife? with you? (she?) 6. freezing last night. (it) cold in here. (it/not) outside? (many people?) 18 息 E.S.Ping 2012 1 of 2 _apr2012.pdf
- 2. _apr2012.pdf GrammarNet.com Gram叩tica da L鱈ngua Inglesa Exerc鱈cio do M棚s Elementary April 2012 Past Simple (be) Complete the sentences in the Past Simple, using the verb be in the affirmative, negative and interrogative. Example: John was at school yesterday. (John) He wasn't in the cinema. (he/not) Was he in the classroom? (he?) 1. I was in Brazil last year. (I) I wasn't in Cuba. (I/not) Were you in Brazil too? (you?) 2. James was in the cinema last night. (James) He wasn't at the party. (he/not) Was Mary in the cinema too? (Mary?) 3. We were at home last weekend. (we) We weren't in Sesimbra. (we/not) Were you at home too? (you?) 4. The children were very noisy yesterday. (the children) They weren't quiet. (they/not) Were your kids noisy too? (your kids?) 5. You were on holiday last week. (you) You weren't at work. (you/not) What about your wife? Was she with you? (she?) 6. It was freezing last night. (it) It wasn't cold in here. (it/not) Were many people outside? (many people?) 息 E.S.Ping 2012 2 of 2 _apr2012.pdf