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Complete as alternativas abaixo passando o verbo em parênteses para o “Past continuous”:a) I _________________a very pleasant book last night. (to read)b) He _________________ TV when his mother arrived. (to watch)c) My father and my little brother ______________________ soccer yesterday. (to play)d) My mother ___________________lunch with her friends last week. (to have)e) They _____________________hard in their College project. (to work)

was reading/was watching/were playing/was having/working
was reading/was watching/were playing/was having/were working
reading, watching/playing/having/working

Sagot :

Resposta:

a) I was reading a very pleasant book last night. (to read)

b) He were watching TV when his mother arrived. (to watch)

c)  My father and my little brother were playing soccer yesterday. (to play)

d) My mother was having lunch with her friends last week. (to have)

e) They was working hard in their College project. (to work)

Explicação:

Past continuous será sempre:

sujeito +  verbo to be no passdo (was para o singular e were se plural ) + verbo seguido de ing

OBS.

My father and my little brother = they --> were playing

hannabarbara1512
A - was reading
B - was watching
C - were playing
D - was having
E - were working

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