Questão FC277318
The Simple Past describes actions that occurred at a specific point in the past, while Past Continuous describes actions that were happening at a specific point in the past. Theref
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The Simple Past describes actions that occurred at a specific point in the past, while Past Continuous describes actions that were happening at a specific point in the past. Therefore, select the correct alternative in which these verbal forms are correctly used.
- While I was walking home from work yesterday, I see my neighbor, who was watering her garden in the afternoon sun.
- As I was cooking dinner last night, my phone kept buzzing with messages from friends who were planning a surprise party.
- While I was studying for my exams last week, my roommate was play loud music in his room, which made it difficult for me to concentrate.
- While I was watched a movie late at night, my cat was prowl around the house, chasing after imaginary prey with her tail twitching in excitement.
- As I am driving to the airport this morning, I notice a car on the side of the road with its hazard lights flashing, indicating that it were experiencing some mechanical issues.
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Na frase correta, observamos o uso contrastante e adequado de tempos passados: Past Continuous para a ação em progresso e Past Simple para ocorrências pontuais ou repetidas que a interrompem.
«As I was cooking dinner last night» apresenta o contexto contínuo (ação mais longa em andamento). Em seguida, «my phone kept buzzing» usa o passado simples com sentido de ação repetida/persistente que aconteceu enquanto eu cozinhava — portanto, função de interrupção/ocorrência.
Por fim, «friends who were planning a surprise party» volta ao Past Continuous para indicar uma ação simultânea e em desenvolvimento por parte dos amigos. Assim, a combinação transmite corretamente tempo, duração e simultaneidade.
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