1. False. In the conversation, Gabi mentions that she is studying math, science, and Spanish at summer school, not English, history, and art.
2. True. Aarón expresses interest in summer school, saying that it sounds fun and exciting.
3. False. Gabi mentions that she has classes in the morning and afternoon, so she does have classes in the afternoon.
4. Not specified. The conversation does not mention anything about Gabi's guitar playing skills, so we cannot determine if she is good at playing the guitar or not.
5. False. Gabi mentions that she is having salad and fruit for dinner, not pizza and chips.
To answer this question, it is important to carefully listen to the conversation between Gabi and Aarón and pay attention to the details they mention about Gabi's summer school experience. By accurately interpreting the information provided in the conversation, we can determine whether the given statements are true or false.
1. Liam was not sleeping at midnight last night (X).
To form the negative form of the past continuous, we add "was not" before the verb in its present participle form. In this case, "was not sleeping."
Explanation: The sentence is stating that Liam was not sleeping at midnight last night.
2. Were you jogging in the park this morning? (?)
To form the interrogative form of the past continuous, we invert the subject and the auxiliary verb "was/were." In this case, "you" is the subject and "were" is the auxiliary verb. "Jogging" remains in its present participle form.
Explanation: The sentence is asking if the person was jogging in the park this morning.
3. Thieves were running to escape while two policemen were chasing them (V).
To form the affirmative form of the past continuous, we use the subject followed by the auxiliary verb "was/were," and then the verb in its present participle form. In this case, "thieves" is the subject, "were" is the auxiliary verb, and "running" is the present participle form of the verb "run."
Explanation: The sentence is stating that the thieves were running to escape while two policemen were chasing them.
4. The students were not doing the test yesterday at 10:00 am (X).
To form the negative form of the past continuous, we add "were not" before the verb in its present participle form. In this case, "were not doing."
Explanation: The sentence is stating that the students were not doing the test yesterday at 10:00 am.
5. Was Pete listening to music at 2 in the morning? (?)
To form the interrogative form of the past continuous, we invert the subject and the auxiliary verb "was/were." In this case, "Pete" is the subject and "was" is the auxiliary verb. "Listening" remains in its present participle form.
Explanation: The sentence is asking if Pete was listening to music at 2 in the morning.
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