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Día 37 de 60 · A2 · Gramática
Muchos verbos comunes no añaden -ed en el pasado: go → went, buy → bought, think → thought, teach → taught. En preguntas y negativas, usa did + el verbo base: Did you go? I didn't buy it.
Los estudiantes aplican la regla de -ed a cada verbo (goed, buyed), o muestran el pasado dos veces: Did you went? Did ya muestra el pasado, por lo que el verbo que le sigue vuelve a su forma base.
| ✗ No digas | ✓ Di |
|---|---|
| I goed to the market yesterday. | I went to the market yesterday. |
| Did you went to the party? | Did you go to the party? |
| She buyed a new phone. | She bought a new phone. |
| I thinked it was easy. | I thought it was easy. |
A: What did you do at the weekend?
B: I went to the new shopping centre with Omar. I bought some shoes.
A: Did you go to the cinema too?
B: No, we thought it was too late.
Elige la respuesta correcta. Las respuestas están al final de la lección.
Apréndelos en grupos de sonidos: bought, brought, thought, taught y caught riman todos. La ortografía cambia (-ought o -aught), pero el sonido es el mismo.
Reserva una clase de prueba para una evaluación personal de tu nivel y un plan de aprendizaje.