Completar los espacion en blanco con las palabras correctas del pasado. Marque A, B o C *My brother found a job three weeks ____ A. ago B. last C. yesterday *What time did you get up ____ A. ago B. last C. yesterday *Dinosaurs lived in our planet millions of years ____ A. ago B. last C. yesterday *We had a picnic at The park ____ afternoon A. ago B. last C. yesterday *Our class had a very difficult math exam ____ friday A. ago B. last C. yesterday *My sister were at The library One month _____ A. ago B. last C. yesterday *I saw a doctor ______ week A. ago B. last C. yesterday *My Brother and i saw a Great movie ___ A. ago B. last C. yesterday​

Respuesta: <br><br>1:A - My brother found a job three weeks ago.<br>2:C - What time did you get up yesterday?<br>3:A - Dinosaurs lived in our planet millions of years ago.<br>4:B - We had a picnic at The park last afternoon.<br>5:B - Our class had a very difficult math exam last friday.<br>6:A - My sister were at The library one month ago.<br>7:B - I saw a doctor last week.<br>8:C - My brother and i saw a great movie yesterday.<br><br>Explicación:<br><br>Las palabras "ago", "last", y "yesterday" son utilizadas en inglés para referirse a eventos que ocurrieron en el pasado. <br><br>La palabra "ago" se utiliza para indicar el tiempo transcurrido desde un evento, como en "My brother found a job three weeks ago" y "Dinosaurs lived in our planet millions of years ago."<br><br>"Last" se usa con días de la semana, meses, años y otras palabras como "week", "month", "year", "night", "afternoon" etc. Para indicar que el evento ocurrió durante esa período de tiempo. Ejemplos son "We had a picnic at The park last afternoon." y "Our class had a very difficult math exam last friday."<br><br>Finalmente, "yesterday" se usa específicamente para referirse a eventos que sucedieron el día antes del día actual, como en "What time did you get up yesterday?" y "My brother and i saw a great movie yesterday."