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1

The auxiliary used in interrogative sentences in the past is did.

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In Past Simple questions, the main verb stays in base form. Example: Did you go to school?

3

“Yesterday” is normally used with Past Continuous.

4

Future with will is often used for decisions made at the moment.

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“Going to” is used for plans decided before speaking.

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Future Perfect describes something finished before a future time.

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Past Continuous structure is: Subject + did + verb.

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Past Perfect Continuous structure is: Subject + had been + verb-ing.

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This sentence is correct: “Did you went to the party?”

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In Future Perfect, the structure is: Subject + will have + past participle.

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