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Past Simple Questions Quiz

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Test your past simple skills

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What did you eat for breakfast yesterday?

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Where did you go last weekend?

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Who wrote the letter you received yesterday?

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What time did the train arrive?

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Why did she call you last night?

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When did they move to the new office?

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What color jacket did he wear yesterday?

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Which team won the match yesterday?

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How long did the meeting last?

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Did you study for the test last night?

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Past simple uses did for questions; the correct everyday item is pancakes.

Use a simple past question to ask about a completed action; the park is the intended destination.

Use past simple to ask about a completed action; John is the writer.

Past events specify a time; 8:15 is the arrival time.

Questions with why ask for purpose of action; invitation is the purpose.

Past simple when-part asks for a time reference; May is the correct month.

In questions about appearance, describe the item; the jacket color was blue.

Past simple question about result; the home team was winner.

Ask duration; two hours is the reported length.

Yes/No questions about past actions use did; affirmative is yes, I did.

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