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Simple Past: Yes/No Questions

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Past simple quiz on asking and answering questions

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Simple Past: Yes/No Questions
 

Simple Past: Yes/No QuestionsOnline version

Past simple quiz on asking and answering questions

by Lara Samer Hajiji
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Did you ___ your homework yesterday?

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Did she ___ to school?

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Did they ___ football last week?

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___ you watch TV last night?

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Did he ___ breakfast?

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Did you study yesterday?

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Did she clean her room?

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Did you went to the market?

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Did he ate dinner?

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What did you do yesterday?

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Use did + base form for simple past questions.

After did, use the base form of the verb.

Base form follows did in questions.

Use did for past tense questions.

Use the base form after did.

Affirmative response in past: Yes, I did.

Affirmative past: Yes, she did.

Correct form is Did + you + base verb.

Base form after did.

Proper order: What did you do yesterday?

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