Pasado Wh-did: por qué dejó el equipo (A2)
Historia con más de 30 preguntas Why/When/What did…? sobre voleibol. Lectura A2.
Why Did He Leave the Team Last Spring?
Lectura para practicar
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Practica preguntas Wh con did sobre la salida de un compañero. Fase guided.
Why did Ryan leave the team in April? He said he didn't have enough time for practice and family duties. When did he tell the coach? He told her after a match on a rainy Tuesday evening.
What did Ryan say in his message to the group? He thanked everyone and explained that his new job started longer shifts. Did he blame anyone on the team? No, he didn't blame us. Did he sound angry in the email? No, he didn't sound angry at all.
Who did Ryan train with most often? He trained with me and with our setter Nina. Where did we usually meet for practice? We met at the sports hall near the river. How did Ryan improve his serve last winter? He practiced alone twice a week after work.
Did Ryan miss our last tournament? Yes, he did, because he didn't renew his membership. Did the coach replace him quickly? Yes, she did, with a player from another club. Did we win without Ryan? No, we didn't win, but we didn't feel ashamed.
What did Nina say about Ryan's departure? She said she didn't expect it so soon. Did our manager offer Ryan flexible hours? No, he didn't offer them in time. Did Ryan try to stay on the team? Yes, he did, for a month, but he didn't manage both schedules.
Why did we organize a small dinner after his last game? We wanted to thank him and keep friendship outside the court. What did Ryan bring to the dinner? He brought photos from our first season together. Did everyone come? Almost everyone did; two colleagues didn't arrive because they didn't finish work.
Did Ryan join another team later? Yes, he did, in a lower division near his office. Did we play against his new team? No, we didn't play them last year. Did we stay in contact? Yes, we did, through a group chat and occasional coffee.
When I think about last spring, I understand why Ryan left. He didn't abandon friendship; he didn't ignore the team. He didn't choose volleyball over family, and we didn't judge him for that choice.
Sobre el artículo
Qué aprenderás
Pasado simple Wh: Why/When/What did…? — equipo; 30+ ejemplos
Practica preguntas Wh con did sobre la salida de un compañero. Fase guided.
Después de leer
Bloque de aprendizaje
Frases, palabras, gramática y práctica breve del texto.
Frases para entrenar
Añade frases útiles al SRS o márcalas como conocidas.
Why did he leave the team
nueva¿Por qué dejó el equipo?
Estructura: Why + did + sujeto + verbo base. Es la pregunta principal del artículo.
Patrón esencial para preguntar sobre razones pasadas.
When did he tell the coach
nueva¿Cuándo le dijo al entrenador?
Pregunta con When did sobre tiempo: When + did + sujeto + verbo.
Patrón para preguntar sobre el momento de eventos pasados.
What did Ryan say in his message
nueva¿Qué dijo Ryan en su mensaje?
Pregunta con What did sobre cosas: What + did + sujeto + verbo.
Patrón para preguntar sobre lo que alguien hizo o dijo.
Did he blame anyone on the team
nueva¿Culpó a alguien del equipo?
Pregunta sí/no con Did: Did + sujeto + verbo base. Respuestas: Yes, he did / No, he didn't.
Patrón para preguntas sí/no sobre eventos pasados.
He didn't have enough time for practice
nuevaNo tenía suficiente tiempo para entrenar
La expresión "didn't have enough time for" significa que faltaba tiempo para algo.
Expresión útil para explicar razones.
We organized a small dinner
nuevaOrganizamos una pequeña cena
"Organize" + sustantivo significa planificar algo. "Small dinner" = comida informal.
Útil para describir eventos sociales.
Palabras clave
Vocabulario que sostiene el tema del día escolar.
teammate — compañero de equipo
teammate
compañero de equipo
"Teammate" = persona de tu mismo equipo. Diferente de "opponent" (equipo contrario).
Palabra central en el artículo sobre el equipo.
liga comunitaria — liga local
community league
liga local
"Community league" = liga deportiva local para aficionados de un vecindario.
Contexto esencial para entender el artículo.
membership — membresía
membership
membresía
"Membership" = ser miembro de un club o equipo. "Renew membership" = pagar para seguir siendo miembro.
Conectado con la decisión de Ryan.
setter — colocador
setter
colocador (vóley)
El setter es el jugador que pasa el balón para un remate. Posición clave en vóley.
Término de vóley del artículo.
tournament — torneo
tournament
torneo
Torneo = competencia con múltiples partidos. "Last tournament" = última competencia.
Relacionado con los resultados del equipo sin Ryan.
Gramática en contexto
Construcciones del texto para notar después de leer.
¿Why did + sujeto + verbo?
Why did Ryan leave the team?
¿Por qué + acción?
Why did Ryan leave the team? → Why + did + he + leave. Verbo base después de did.
Patrón principal para preguntas sobre razones pasadas.
¿When did + sujeto + verbo?
When did he tell the coach?
¿Cuándo + acción?
When did he tell the coach? → When + did + he + tell. Respuesta: after a match...
Patrón para preguntas sobre tiempo pasado.
¿What did + sujeto + verbo?
What did Ryan say?
¿Qué + hizo/dijo?
What did Ryan say? → What + did + he + say. Respuesta: he thanked everyone...
Patrón para preguntas sobre cosas o acciones.
¿Did + sujeto + verbo?
Did he blame anyone?
¿Él + acción?
Did he blame anyone? → Did + he + blame. Respuestas: Yes, he did / No, he didn't.
Patrón de preguntas sí/no con did.
Mini práctica
Ejercicios breves de recuerdo activo.
Ordena las palabras
Ordena: team / did / Why / leave / he / the
Forma una pregunta con: team / did / Why / leave / he / the
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Why did he leave the team
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¿Por qué dejó Ryan el equipo?
Según el artículo: ¿Por qué dejó Ryan el equipo?
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No tenía suficiente tiempo para entrenar y obligaciones familiares.
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Elige: Why / When / What ___ did Ryan leave the team?
Completa: ___ did Ryan leave the team? (Razón)
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