Read these fragments from the timeline on page 101 and focus on the verbs in bold to do exercises 1 and 2 in your notebook.
1833: "Oberlin College was the first college in America to admit women."
►1903: "Marie Curie was the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize."
1941-45: "WWII created a new workforce of women while men were at war."
1 Choose the correct item that completes the statement below.
The fragments above refer to events in the past that
a. are finished. b. are not finished.
2 Replace each icon with was or were to complete the statements below.
a. In affirmative sentences, when the subject is l/he/she/it. we use ?.
b. In affirmative sentences, when the subject is you/we/they. we use ?.
3 The sentences below are about the women on pages 98 and 99. In your notebook, rewrite them using their names as in the example, Replace each icon ? with was, wasn't, were or weren't. a. She ? born in England. Ada Lovelace was born in England.
b. She ? a volcanologist.
c. They ? mathematicians.
d. She ? a Japanese experimental physicist.
e. They ? born in the United States, but in Poland and Iran, respectively.
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Resposta:
The fragments above refer to events in the past that
a. are finished.
a. In affirmative sentences, when the subject is l/he/she/it. we use ?.
WAS
b. In affirmative sentences, when the subject is you/we/they. we use ?. WERE
a. She WAS NOT born in England. Ada Lovelace was born in England.
b. She WAS a volcanologist.
d. She WAS a Japanese experimental physicist.
e. They WERE NOT born in the United States, but in Poland and Iran, respectively.
Explicação:
simple past verb TO BE
i WAS
YOU WERE
HE SHE IT WAS
WE WERE
THEY WERE