6° Simple past: interrogative Practice

There are two auxiliaries to form Simple Past, interrogative.

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The Simple Past, interrogative is obtained by using auxiliary DID.

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The word order in Simple Past, interrogative is:

DID + subject + infinitive verb + rest of sentence?

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The auxiliary DID is used with ALL the personal pronouns, to form Simple Past, interrogative.

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We use: DO + verb in past tense; to form Simple Past, interrogative.

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Make simple past interrogative:

I talked with the teacher yesterday.

• Do I talk with the teacher yesterday?

• Did I talk with the teacher yesterday?

• Did I talked with the teacher yesterday?

Make simple past interrogative:

She looked out of the window.

• Do she look out of the window?

• Did she looked out of the window?

• Did she look out of the window?

Make simple past interrogative:

Mr. González worked at the bank last year.

• Did Mr. González work at the bank last year?

• Do Mr. González work at the bank last year?

• Did Mr. González worked at the bank last year?

Make simple past interrogative:

The teacher talked about Africa.

• Did the teacher talked about Africa?

• Did the teacher talk about Africa?

• Do the teacher talk about Africa?

Make simple past interrogative:

The cat played with the yarn.

• Did the cat play with the yarn?

• Did the cat played with the yarn?

• Do the cat play with the yarn?