Question

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1.-Instructions: Complete the story with the verbs in (brackets) in the past simple. Last summer my family and I went to Italy for a holiday. We_________ (rent) a house in Umbria, in central Italy, about 5kmfrom a village called Gubbio. The weather _________(be) fantastic, hot and sunny during the day, but cold at night. We_________ (do) different things every day. Sometimes we_________ (go) to Perugia or Assisi and _________(visit) churches and art galleries. On other days we _________(stay) in the house. It _________ (have) a swimming pool in the garden, so the children _________ (be) happy. One afternoon an oldman _________ (arrive) at the door. ‘Good afternoon,’ he _________ (say). ‘I’m your neighbor. Are your children at home?’ ‘Yes,’ I _________ (answer). ‘I think so. Why?’ ‘Because about an hour ago I _________ (see) a small boy near the village. I think he was your son.’ I _________ (look) out of the window. My daughter_________ (be) in the swimming pool, but my son _________(not be) there. ‘Where _________ you _________(see) him?’ I _________ (ask). ‘_________ you _________ (talk) to him?’ ‘He was on the road to the village, but I _________(not speak) to him,’ the old man _________ (say). ‘Come on,’ I _________ (tell) my husband. ‘We need to go to the village.’ The old man _________ (wait) at the house with my daughter and we _________ (go) to the village. My son _________ (be) outside a cafe. He _________(have) a big ice cream in his hand. ‘Why _________ you _________ (leave) the house?’ I asked him. ‘We _________ (be) really worried.’ ‘I _________ (want) an ice cream,’ he said​

Answer 1

Respuesta:

We RENTED (rent) a house in Umbria, in central Italy, about 5kmfrom a village called Gubbio. The weather WAS (be) fantastic, hot and sunny during the day, but cold at night. We DID (do) different things every day. Sometimes we WENT (go) to Perugia or Assisi and VISITED (visit) churches and art galleries. On other days we STAYED (stay) in the house. It HAD (have) a swimming pool in the garden, so the children WERE (be) happy. One afternoon an oldman ARRIVED (arrive) at the door. ‘Good afternoon,’ he SAID (say). ‘I’m your neighbor. Are your children at home?’ ‘Yes,’ I ANSWERED (answer). ‘I think so. Why?’ ‘Because about an hour ago I SAW (see) a small boy near the village. I think he was your son.’ I LOOKED (look) out of the window. My daughter WAS (be) in the swimming pool, but my son WASN'T (not be) there. ‘Where WAS you SAW (see) him?’ I ASKED (ask). ‘_________ you TALKED (talk) to him?’ ‘He was on the road to the village, but I NOT SPOKE (not speak) to him,’ the old man SAID (say). ‘Come on,’ I TOLD (tell) my husband. ‘We need to go to the village.’ The old man WAITED (wait) at the house with my daughter and we WENT (go) to the village. My son WAS (be) outside a cafe. He HAD (have) a big ice cream in his hand. ‘Why _________ you LEFT (leave) the house?’ I asked him. ‘We WERE (be) really worried.’ ‘I WANTED(want) an ice cream,’ he said

Explicación:

Normalmente cuando escribimos en pasado simple en inglés, solemos agregar una ED al final de los verbos, con excepción de los verbos irregulares.

Las repuestas son las que están en mayúsculas.

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Answer 2

El pasado simple de los verbos es:

Last summer my family and I went to Italy for a holiday. We rented a house in Umbria, in central Italy, about 5km from a village called Gubbio. The weather was fantastic, hot and sunny during the day, but cold at night. We did different things every day. Sometimes we went to Perugia or Assisi and visited churches and art galleries. On other days we stayed in the house. It had a swimming pool in the garden, so the children were happy. One afternoon an oldman arrived at the door. ‘Good afternoon,’ he said. ‘I’m your neighbor. Are your children at home?’ ‘Yes,’ I answered. ‘I think so. Why?’ ‘Because about an hour ago I saw a small boy near the village. I think he was your son.’ I looked out of the window. My daughter was in the swimming pool, but my son wasn't there. ‘Where did you see him?’ I asked. ‘Did you talked to him?’ ‘He was on the road to the village, but I didn't speak to him,’ the old man said. ‘Come on,’ I told my husband. ‘We need to go to the village.’ The old man waited at the house with my daughter and we went to the village. My son was outside a cafe. He had a big ice cream in his hand. ‘Why did you leave the house?’ I asked him. ‘We were really worried.’ ‘I wanted an ice cream,’ he said​.

Pasado Simple.

Las oraciones en pasado simple se usan para hablar de acciones terminadas en el pasado y se pueden formar con verbos regulares e irregulares.

• Los verbos irregulares no siguen un formato y su pronunciación y escritura suelen cambiar de su forma básica.

• Los verbos regulares en inglés se forman utilizando el verbo y agregándole "ed" al final.

Su estructura es la siguiente:

• Sujeto + verbo en pasado + complemento.
• Sujeto + didn't + verbo en forma simple + complemento
• Did + sujeto + verbo en forma simple + complemento + ?

Puedes aprender más sobre los verbos en pasado aquí brainly.lat/tarea/6000054