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Simple Past: Did vs Was/Were

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True/False quick quiz on did and was/were

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Simple Past: Did vs Was/Were
 

Simple Past: Did vs Was/WereOnline version

True/False quick quiz on did and was/were

by nataly yakori ubaldo ramos
1

The past tense of 'to be' is 'were' for all subjects.

2

Did you went to the party yesterday?

3

"He was tired after the match" uses was to express a past state.

4

All simple past sentences use 'was' or 'were'.

5

"They were happy" is in the simple past tense.

6

"They were happy" is in the simple past tense.

7

In questions, 'did' is followed by the base form of the main verb.

8

Was and were describe past states, not always actions, in the simple past.

9

We add 'ed' to the main verb after 'did' in questions.

10

In the simple past, 'was' and 'were' are used to form negative questions with 'not'.

11

Did is used to form questions in the simple past.

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