Alexander was cleaning his bedroom last week." na forma interrogativa, no Past Continous: a) Was Alexander cleaning his bedroom last week? b) Were Alexander cleaning his bedroom last week? c) Cleaning Alexander his bedroom last week? d) Was Alexander clean his bedroom last week?

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Alexander was cleaning his bedroom last week." na forma interrogativa, no Past Continous: a) Was Alexander cleaning his bedroom last week? b) Were Alexander cleaning his bedroom last week? c) Cleaning Alexander his bedroom last week? d) Was Alexander clean his bedroom last week?

Answer 1

Resposta: a) Was Alexander cleaning his bedroom last week?Explicação: A pergunta pede que a frase seja transformada em uma pergunta na forma do tempo verbal Passado Contínuo (Past Continuous) em inglês. No Past Continuous, utilizamos o verbo "to be" no passado (was/were) mais o verbo principal com "ing". Nesse caso, o verbo principal é "clean". Como Alexander é um nome singular, usamos "was". Assim, "Alexander was cleaning" se transforma em "Was Alexander cleaning".Além disso, ao montar uma pergunta em inglês, a estrutura geralmente é: verbo auxiliar + sujeito + verbo principal + complemento. Portanto, "Was Alexander cleaning his bedroom last week?" é a forma correta de transformar a frase dada em uma pergunta no Past Continuous.

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Alexander was cleaning his bedroom last week." na forma interrogativa, no Past Continous: a) Was Alexander cleaning his bedroom last week? b) Were Alexander cleaning his bedroom last week? c) Cleaning Alexander his bedroom last week? d) Was Alexander clean his bedroom last week?​

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Alexander was cleaning his bedroom last week." na forma interrogativa, no Past Continous: a) Was Alexander cleaning his bedroom last week? b) Were Alexander cleaning his bedroom last week? c) Cleaning Alexander his bedroom last week? d) Was Alexander clean his bedroom last week?