UVEG

“Universidad Virtual del Estado de Guanajuato”

Name: Ana Cristina Velázquez Vázquez
Student’s ID: 16006279
Subject: English II v2
Adviser: Jorge Martínez Iniestra
unit: “unit 2”
Homework: “sentences”
Date: “November 2017”
 Transform these sentences into affirmative form. I transformed the sentences into affirmative, negative, interrogative, and
interrogative negative.
PAST
Affirmative Negative Interrogative Interrogative negative
They bought the clothes They didn’t buy the clothes Did they buy the clothes? Didn’t buy the clothes
I drank a coffee I didn’t drink a coffee Did I drink a coffee? Didn’t I drink a coffee?
The liquid froze The liquid didn’t freeze Did the liquid freeze? Didn’t the liquid freeze?
You knew the driver You didn’t know the driver Did you know the driver? Didn’t you know the driver?
She went to the tour She didn’t go to the tour Did she go to the tour? Didn’t she go to the tour?
Luis began his trip earlier Luis didn’t begin his trip earlier Did Luis begin his trip earlier? Didn’t Luis begin his trip earlier?
We found the address We didn’t find the address Did we find the address? Didn’t we find the address?

Transform these sentences

Present
They begin a new book each
month
She gives candies to the kids
at school
I drink a delicious beverage in
the cafeteria
We bring our best tools to the
meeting
The cat feels sad because
they do not have food
Affirmative
They began a new book each
month
She gave candies to the kids
at school.
I drank a delicious beverage
in a cafeteria
We brought our best tools to
the meeting
The cat felt sad because they
didn’t have food.
Past
Negative Interrogative Interrogative negative
They didn’t begin a new book Did they begin a new book Didn’t they begin a new book
each month each month? each month?
She didn’t give candies to the Did she give candies to the Didn’t she give candies to the
kids at school kids at school? kids at school?
I did not drink a delicious Did I drink a delicious Didn’t I drink a delicious
beverage in a cafeteria beverage in a cafeteria? beverage in a cafeteria?
We didn’t bring our best tools Did we bring our best tools to Didn’t we bring our best tools
to the meeting the meeting? to the meeting?
The cat didn’t feel sad Did the cat feel sad because Didn’t feel sad because they
because they didn’t have food they didn’t have food? didn’t have food?
He pays the bills regularly
You sleep too late on
weekends
We wear the uniform of the
company
You take the news too
seriously
I spend too much time
watching TV
He paid the bills regularly
You slept too late on
weekends
We wore the uniform of the
company
You took the news too
seriously
I spend too much time
watching TV
He didn’t pay the bills
regularly
You didn’t sleep too late on
weekends
We didn’t wear the uniform of
the company
You didn’t take too seriously
I didn’t spend too much time
watching Tv
Did he pay the bills regularly?
Did you sleep too late on
weekends?
Did we wear the uniform of
the company?
Did you take too seriously?
Did I spend too much time
watching TV?
Didn’t he pay the bill
regularly?
Didn’t you sleep too late on
weekends?
Didn’t we wear the uniform of
the company?
Didn’t you take too seriously?
Didn’t I spend too much time
watching TV?

Write “WH” questions related with the sentences that are given as a base.
Without “WH” With “WH”
She met her husband in the party Where did she meet her husband?
They built a modern computer Who build a modern computer?
In the example is with “did”
You came at 5:00 o’clock to the interview What time did I come?
We ate regional food in the festival What did we eat in the festival?
She swam with all her effort What did she swim?
He was sad because he broke his new toy Why did he be sad?
I drew a pattern for a dress What did you draw for a dress?
You spoke slowly and clear How did I speak?
They woke up too early What time did they wake up?
We got that offer in the mall Who get the offer in the mall?

Present continuous
I am watching TV
They are developing their
plans
The customer is asking for
the price
We are having dinner
He is always talking
She is sitting on my chair
You are not listening to me
I am driving to the store
It is raining heavily
The kids are running in the
playground
Exercise
What- they- think
When- I -sing
Where -she -run
Why- they- sleep
Who- he- looking for
Past continuous
Past continuous
Affirmative Negative Interrogative Interrogative negative
I was watching TV I wasn’t watching TV Was I watching TV? Wasn’t I watching TV?
They were developing their They weren’t developing their Were they developing their Weren’t they developing their
plans plans plans? plans?
The customer was asking for The customer wasn’t asking Was the customer asking for Was not the customer asking
the price for the price the price? for the price?
We were having dinner We weren’t having dinner Were we having dinner? Weren’t we having dinner?
He was always talking He wasn’t always talking Was he always talking? Was not he always talking?
She was sitting on my chair She wasn’t sitting on my chair Was she sitting on my chair? Wasn’t she sitting on my
chair?
You were listening to me You were not listening to me Were You listening to me? Weren’t You listening to me?
I was driving to the store I wasn’t driving to the store Was I driving to the store? Wasn’t I driving to the store?
It was raining heavily It was not raining heavily Was it raining heavily? Wasn’t it raining heavily?
The kids were running in the The kids were not running in Were The kids running in the Weren’t The kids running in
playground the playground playground? the playground?
Build up a WH questions following the clues
Sentences
What were they thinking about me?
When was I singing in the church?
Where was she running on Monday?
Why were they sleeping in the morning?
Who was he looking for yesterday?
When- you- eat When were you eating in the restaurant?
How- we- cook How were we cooking?
Why – she- go Why was she going at my house?
Where – I -draw Where was I drawing the last month?
What- it- leave What was it leave?

Past simple vs. Past cont. B

1. He was playing soccer when she awoke.
2. We were buying when she gave us an offer in the store.
3. She was crying when he asked for forgiveness to her.
4. I heard his voice when he was singing a song.
5. They were writing a letter when you read a book.