Past simple and closed and WH- questions

Do regular and irregular verbs follow the same structure to form the negative in the past simple tense?

Subject + do (in the past tense)  + not + main verb in its base form

• Yes, they do.

• No, they do not. Only regular verbs follow that structure.

• No, they do not. Only irregular verbs follow that structure.

Do we use the same structure with regular and irregular verbs to make questions in the past simple tense?

Did + subject + verb in its base form + ?

• Yes, we do.

• No, we do not. We only use that structure with regular verbs.

• No, we do not. We only use that structure with irregular verbs.

• That is not the correct structure.

Is this sentence correct?

"I didn't saw you yesterday."

• Yes, it is correct.

• No, it is not. We use "do" instead of "did" in the past tense.

• No, it is not. "You" should be in capital letters.

• No, it is not. We use the base form of the main verb in negative sentences.

Is this sentence correct?

"We didn't dance at the party because we were tired."

• No, it is not. "We" goes with "was."

• Yes, it is correct.

• No, it is not. We need to change "didn't" to "did not."

• No, it is not. We need to add a -d at the end of "dance."

What type of question is this? (Yes/No question OR WH-question)

"Are you coming home with me?"

Evaluate responses using AI:

OFF

What type of question is this? (Yes/No question OR WH-question)

"What are you wearing to university tomorrow?"

Evaluate responses using AI:

OFF

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