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#1
hi there!
Saturday in my realm is a revision time. I’ve just woken up a bit troubled about this haunting question. What is the situation I might pose them? Are they interchangeable? I tried different configurations but I’m not sure if it makes any sense.
1. Where were you yesterday? (when I rang, when I needed you…)
2. Where did you be yesterday? ( ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ??)
cheers
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#2
The second sentence is not possible in English. The verb to be cannot take a do support in Standard English.
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#3
I had a sneaking suspicion that it was incorrect… I’ve never seen this form, still to be is a verb like many other.
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#4
I would actually say the opposite :»to be» is unlike many other verbs; it is quite irregular in many ways. Nat’s comment is one of those ways.
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#5
There are a set of verbs in English which behave a little bit differently than other verbs.
They consist of auxiliaries, modals, numerous other categories, but as a collective term we can call these raising verbs (As they would be referred to in linguistics).
One of the characteristics of raising verbs is that they don’t take do-support in questions. I won’t go into syntactic theory here but it’s best to imagine that do-support applies to nearly all verbs, but some verbs can ‘raise themselves‘ out of this area, so do-support doesn’t affect these verbs.
You can see this through some examples here:
*Did you can do it?
Could you do it?
*Did he should go?
Should he have gone?
Here question formation is done by inversion, and not do-support.
‘To be‘ always raises itself out of the way where do-support applies, and ‘to have’ does as well (when not used in its normal sense of possession). That’s why do-support isn’t used in:
Have I told you?
Were have you been?
But ‘have’ is a little bit odd in that when it is not grammatical, it behaves in a non-raising fashion:
Did you have a car?
There are also some instances of raising when it is not used grammatically, like in sentences such as «Have you any idea what you’ve done?«, but these are always alternatives to the expected non-raising forms (where do applies), like in «Do you have any idea what you’ve done?«. Anyway ‘have‘ is a bit of a rebel when it comes to being classified grammatically, but the idea is that ‘to be‘, being ‘irregular’ as Julian said, is always raising and this explains why you can’t use it with do in the way you asked.
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#6
2. Where did you be yesterday? ( ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?
Miraculously, while being totally incorrect and unacceptable, your sentence is totally understandable
Многие студенты часто меня спрашивают – как правильно употреблять was, were и did, как правильно сказать I was или I were / they was или they were?
В этой статье вы найдете ответы на эти вопросы, предложения с was, were, did, и познакомитесь с правилом использования was, were и did в английском языке.
Что такое was и were?
Was и were – это формы прошедшего времени глагола to be (быть) – был/были.
В чем же разница?
Разница в том, что was употребляется с единственным числом (с местоимениями I, he, she, it), а were – со множественным (you, we, they):
I was – я был, he was – он был, she was – она была.
- I was there. – Я был там.
- They were happy. – Они были счастливы.
Аналогично was/were используются в вопросах:
- Was she at school? – Она была в школе?
- Were you a student? – Ты был студентом?
И в отрицательных предложениях:
- He wasn’t hungry. – Он не был голоден.
- We weren’t at the beach. – Мы не были на пляже.
В прошедшем простом времени was и were – всегда единственные глаголы в предложении.
Did – это форма прошедшего времени глагола do (делать).
В утвердительной форме он выступает только как основной глагол и имеет одинаковую форму для всех лиц.
- I did exercises. – Я делал упражнения.
- We did sport yesterday. – Мы занимались спортом вчера.
В вопросах и отрицательных предложениях в прошедшем простом времени Past Simple глагол did используется как вспомогательный (то есть он только помогает строить вопрос и отрицание, и на русский язык не переводится). Главным в предложении является основной (смысловой) глагол.
- Did you see her? – Ты видел ее?
- Did he drive the car? – Он вел машину?
- I didn’t go to school yesterday. – Я не ходил в школу вчера.
- They didn’t call last night. – Они не звонили вчера вечером.
Что использовать – DID или WAS / WERE?
В утвердительном предложении употребление этих глаголов зависит от смысла.
Did употребляется в значении “делал(а)”:
- I did it yesterday. – Я делал это вчера.
Was и were употребляются в значении “был / были”:
- I was there. – Я был там.
- They were here. – Они были здесь.
В вопросах и отрицаниях мы смотрим на то, есть ли другие глаголы в предложении. Если нет – используется was/were:
- Were you a nurse? – Ты была медсестрой?
- Was she in the office? – Она была в офисе?
Если есть основной глагол, то в вопросе и отрицании используется вспомогательный did:
- Did you read yesterday? – Ты читал вчера? (основной глагол – read)
- I didn’t sleep last night. – Я не спал прошлой ночью. (основной глагол – sleep)
Если вопрос начинается с was/were, то и краткий ответ должен содержать was/were:
- Was she sick yesterday? – Она была больной вчера?
- Yes, she was. – Да.
Если вопрос начинается с did, то и краткий ответ содержит did:
- Did you call me? – Ты звонил мне?
- No, I didn’t. – Нет.
Другие случаи употребления WAS / WERE
Was и were также употребляются в составе Past Continuous (прошедшего длительного времени). 
- I was writing at 5 pm yesterday. – Я писал в 5 вечера вчера.
- We were walking when you called. – Мы гуляли, когда ты позвонил.
Past Simple Passive (пассивный залог в простом прошедшем времени)
В пассивном залоге was/were + V3/ V-ed (V3 – глагол в третьей форме) употребляется, когда мы говорим, что что-то было сделано в прошлом.
- The dinner was cooked by my cousin. – Ужин был приготовлен моей кузиной.
- The letters were written by the teacher. – Буквы были написаны учителем.
Was, Were or Did?
Выберите один правильный вариант:
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Закончились такие нехитрые, а теперь начинаются уже серьезные.
193-е.
Давайте так, я вам сейчас назову грамматику, а вы дома еще раз ее посмотрите.
1. «Nina (to celebrate) her birthday yesterday – Вчера Нина отмечала свой день рождения»: «Nina celebrated…» — Past Indefinite Tense.
«Her room looked beautiful, there (to be) many flowers in it – Ее комната выглядела прекрасно, там было множество цветов»: «…, there was…». Past Indefinite
«When I (to come) in, somebody (to play) the piano, two or three pairs (to dance) – Когда я пришел кто-то игра на пианино, две или три пары танцевали»: «When I came in, somebody was playing the piano, … were dancing.».
2. «Listen! Somebody (to play) the piano – Послушайте! Кто-то играет на пианино»: «… Somebody is playing…» — Present Continuous Tense.
3. «I (to like) music very much – Я очень люблю музыку»: «I like music…» — Present Indefinite Tense.
4. «When I (to look) out of the window, it (to rain) heavily and people (to hurry) along the streets – Когда я выглянул из окна шел сильный дождь и люди спешили вдоль улиц»: «When I looked…, it was raining… people were hurrying…» — потому что всё это было, когда я глядел.
5. «What you (to do) at seven o’clock yesterday? – Что ты делал вчера в семь часов?»: «What were you doing at…?» — Past Continuous Tense.
«- I (to have) supper – Я ужинал»: «I was having supper».
6. «When I (to come) home yesterday, I (to see) that all my family (to sit) round the table – Когда я пришел вчера домой, я увидел, что вся моя семья сидит вокруг стола»: «When I came…, I saw… were sitting…».
«Father (to read) a letter from my uncle who (to live) in Kiev – Отец читал письмо от моего дяди, который живет в Киеве»: «Father was reading… uncle who lived in Kiev». Хотя по-русски мы говорим «живет», а переведем на английский Past Indefinite’ом, потому что Sequence (согласование времен). Хотя глагол «жить» можно делать и Past Continuous’ом. Наше право – «жить», «учиться», «работать» можно и Past Indefinite’ом и Past Continuous’ом, но нельзя Present’ом никаким, потому что Sequence накладывает свою лапу. По-русски «который живет», он же и сейчас живет, не только вчера жил.
7. «Where you (to be) yesterday? – Где ты был вчера?»: «Where were you yesterday?».
«— I (to be) at home the whole day – Я был дома целый день»: «I was at home…». Несмотря на то, что «весь день – явный Past Continuous», но глагол be говорит, что он ему не интересен. И мы оставляем его в Past Indefinite.
«— How strange. I (to ring) you up at two o’clock, but nobody (to answer) – Как странно. Я звонил тебе в два часа, но никто не ответил»: «… I was ringing you up…., nobody answered». Вот это интересный момент, я бы поставил «Я звонил» в Past Continuous, потому что точное указание времени, а «никто не ответил» — это я бы уже взял Past Indefinite, потому что «отвечать» — это не процесс, а «звонить» — я держал трубку, набирал номер.
«— Oh, I (to be) in the garden – Я был в саду»: «Oh, I was in…».
«I (to read) your book and (not to hear) the telephone – Я читал твою книгу и не слышал телефон»: «I was reading… and did not hear…». «Слышал» вроде можно тоже рассматривать как процесс, но hear – ментальный глагол и в Past Continuous’е он не работает.
8. «What you (to do) at five o’clock yesterday? Что ты делал вчера в пять часов?»: «What were you doing..?».
«— I (to work) in the library – Я работал в библиотеке»: «I was working…» — Past Continuous.
«— I (to be) there, too, but I (not to see) you – Я тоже там был, но тебя не видел»: «I was…. Idid not see you». Хотя он имеет в виду, что он в пять же часов там был, но be и see не работают в Continuous, поэтому оба мы ставим Past Indefinite’ом.
9. «Yesterday I (to work) at my English from five till seven – Вчера я работал над моим английским с пяти до семи»: «… I was working…» — Past Continuous.
10. «It (to rain) the whole day yesterday – Вчера целый день шел дождь»: «It was raining…».
11. «Where your sister (to be) now? – Где сейчас твоя сестра?»: «Where are your sister now?» — Present Indefinite.
«— She (to be) in her room – Она в своей комнате»: «She is…» — Present Indefinite.
«She (to do) her homework – Она делает свое домашнее задание»: «She is doing…» — Present Continuous.
Помогите пожалуйста с английским, буду очень вам признательна, за ранее огромное спасибо, тем кто не пройдёт мимо….
1. This is a pen. Those ….. books.
a) is b) am c) are d) be
2. I speak English. She ….. Japanese.
a) speaking b) do speak c) speaks d) are speaking
3. I’m sorry, I ….. understand.
a) no b) not c) doesn’t d) don’t
4. “ Where ….. now?”
a) lives he b) is he living c) he is living d) he living
5. Take your coat. It ….. rain.
a)is going to b) will c) is d) has
6. “ Where ….. yesterday?” “ I was at home.”
a) you were b) you was c) you d) were you
7. “ Where ….. yesterday?” “ I didn’t go anywhere.”
a) went you b) did you went c) did you do d) was you go
8. My French is very good. I speak French …..
a) good b) bad c) well d) badly
9. Richard ….. the tickets.
a) already bought b) has already buy c) has already bought d) buy
10. Richard ….. To a girl when I saw him.
a) talk b) talking c) will talk d) was talking
11. The man ….. came yesterday is very rich.
a) he b) who c) has d) when
12. John ….. since he left school.
a) was working b) woks c) has been working d) will be working
13. “ I’m a student.” He told me that ….. A student.
a) I am b) I was c) he was d) he is
14. I’m not as clever as you. You are ….. that I am.
a) clever as b) cleverer as c) clever that d) more clever
15. “ ….. Romeo and Juliet?” “ Yes. I saw it on Wednesday.”
a) Did you seen b) Have you seen c) Will you seen d) do you seen
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#1
hi there!
Saturday in my realm is a revision time. I’ve just woken up a bit troubled about this haunting question. What is the situation I might pose them? Are they interchangeable? I tried different configurations but I’m not sure if it makes any sense.
1. Where were you yesterday? (when I rang, when I needed you…)
2. Where did you be yesterday? ( ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ??)
cheers
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#2
The second sentence is not possible in English. The verb to be cannot take a do support in Standard English.
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#3
I had a sneaking suspicion that it was incorrect… I’ve never seen this form, still to be is a verb like many other.
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#4
I would actually say the opposite :»to be» is unlike many other verbs; it is quite irregular in many ways. Nat’s comment is one of those ways.
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#5
There are a set of verbs in English which behave a little bit differently than other verbs.
They consist of auxiliaries, modals, numerous other categories, but as a collective term we can call these raising verbs (As they would be referred to in linguistics).
One of the characteristics of raising verbs is that they don’t take do-support in questions. I won’t go into syntactic theory here but it’s best to imagine that do-support applies to nearly all verbs, but some verbs can ‘raise themselves‘ out of this area, so do-support doesn’t affect these verbs.
You can see this through some examples here:
*Did you can do it?
Could you do it?
*Did he should go?
Should he have gone?
Here question formation is done by inversion, and not do-support.
‘To be‘ always raises itself out of the way where do-support applies, and ‘to have’ does as well (when not used in its normal sense of possession). That’s why do-support isn’t used in:
Have I told you?
Were have you been?
But ‘have’ is a little bit odd in that when it is not grammatical, it behaves in a non-raising fashion:
Did you have a car?
There are also some instances of raising when it is not used grammatically, like in sentences such as «Have you any idea what you’ve done?«, but these are always alternatives to the expected non-raising forms (where do applies), like in «Do you have any idea what you’ve done?«. Anyway ‘have‘ is a bit of a rebel when it comes to being classified grammatically, but the idea is that ‘to be‘, being ‘irregular’ as Julian said, is always raising and this explains why you can’t use it with do in the way you asked.
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#6
2. Where did you be yesterday? ( ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?
Miraculously, while being totally incorrect and unacceptable, your sentence is totally understandable
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Correct the errors
Where did you be yesterday?
My brother dont watch horror films.
Whe I was seeing him he played football.
Прошу! ПОМОГИТЕ! Буду очень благодарен 
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Где вы были вчера? Мой брат не смотрел фильмы ужасов. Я видел, как он играл в футбол.
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Где вы были вчера?
Мой брат не смотрел фильмы ужасов.
Когда я видел его, он играл в футбол.
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1. I wish I lived here.
2. You should have invited him to your party.
3. I wish she was more communicative.
4. He should have cleaned it up already.
5. I wish I had a pill.
6. You shouldn’t have told him the truth.
7. They should have got rid of it already.
8. I wish I could create something as beautiful.
9. You should have been more accurate.
10. Now she wishes she had got up earlier.
Ответ: My telephone isn’t as modern as yours.
This watch looks nice but it’s more expensive than the other.
Your car is the same look mine.
That film wasn’t as good as the last one we saw together.
This is a nice house but your house is more beautiful.
We have less time than you think! Come on — let’s go.
You must be very hungry. You took more food than me.
Объяснение:
Fashion is something we deal with everyday. Even people who say they don’t care what they wear choose clothes every morning that say a lot about them and how they feel that day.
One certain thing in the fashion world is change. We are constantly being bombarded with new fashion ideas from music, videos, books, and television. Movies also have a big impact on what people wear. Ray-Ban sold more sunglasses after the movie Men In Black. Sometimes a trend is world-wide. Back in the 1950s, teenagers everywhere dressed like Elvis Presley.
Fashion is revealing. Clothes reveal what groups people are in. In high school, groups have names: «goths, skaters, preps, herbs.» Styles show who you are, but they also create stereotypes and distance between groups. For instance, a businessman might look at a boy with green hair and multiple piercings as a freak and outsider. But to another person, the boy is a strict conformist. He dresses a certain way to deliver the message of rebellion and separation, but within that group, the look is uniform. Acceptance or rejection of a style is a reaction to the society we live in. Fashion is a language which tells a story about the person who wears it. «Clothes create a wordless means of communication that we all understand,» according to Katherine Hamnett, a top British fashion designer.
Fashion is big business. More people are involved in the buying, selling and production of clothing than any other business in the world. Everyday, millions of workers design, sew, glue, dye, and transport clothing to stores. Ads on buses, billboards and magazines give us ideas about what to wear, consciously, or subconsciously. Clothing can be used as a political weapon. In nineteenth century England, laws prohibited people from wearing clothes produced in France. During twentieth century communist revolutions, uniforms were used to abolish class and race distinctions.
Значение слова<span> «</span>свирель<span>». </span>СВИРЕ́ЛЬ<span>, -и, ж. 1. Русский народный музыкальный инструмент в виде дудки (из дерева или тростника), род двуствольной продольной флейты.</span>
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Where did you be yesterday?
Where were you yesterday?
Вопросительные предложения в Past Indefinite образуются, по правилу, с помощью глагола to do в прошедшем времени и инфинитива знаменательного глагола (без частицы to). Например: Where did Mary go yesterday?
Но, чувствую копчиком, правильно второе предложение (Where were you yesterday?), а не первое… Помогите, please
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1. This is a pen. Those ….. books.
a) is b) am c) are d) be
2. I speak English. She ….. Japanese.
a) speaking b) do speak c) speaks d) are speaking
3. I’m sorry, I ….. understand.
a) no b) not c) doesn’t d) don’t
4. “ Where ….. now?”
a) lives he b) is he living c) he is living d) he living
5. Take your coat. It ….. rain.
a)is going to b) will c) is d) has
6. “ Where ….. yesterday?” “ I was at home.”
a) you were b) you was c) you d) were you
7. “ Where ….. yesterday?” “ I didn’t go anywhere.”
a) went you b) did you went c) did you do d) was you go
8. My French is very good. I speak French …..
a) good b) bad c) well d) badly
9. Richard ….. the tickets.
a) already bought b) has already buy c) has already bought d) buy
10. Richard ….. To a girl when I saw him.
a) talk b) talking c) will talk d) was talking
11. The man ….. came yesterday is very rich.
a) he b) who c) has d) when
12. John ….. since he left school.
a) was working b) woks c) has been working d) will be working
13. “ I’m a student.” He told me that ….. A student.
a) I am b) I was c) he was d) he is
14. I’m not as clever as you. You are ….. that I am.
a) clever as b) cleverer as c) clever that d) more clever
15. “ ….. Romeo and Juliet?” “ Yes. I saw it on Wednesday.”
a) Did you seen b) Have you seen c) Will you seen d) do you seen