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you / close / the door after you went out?
Did you close the door after you went out?
Linda / understand / the question. (-)
Linda didn't understand the question.
Ben / watch TV / last night?
Did Ben watch TV last night?
Tom / read / an interesting book two days ago. (+)
Tom read an interesting book two days ago.
Dina / bite / her rocket last weekend. (+)
Dina bit her rocket last weekend.
Tina / eat / a cake yesterday?
Did Tina eat a cake yesterday?
I / cut / a star at the last lesson. (+)
I cut a star at the last lesson.
Oleg / hold / the tree yesterday. (+)
Oleg held the tree yesterday.
Rob and Dana / go / to school yesterday?
Did Rob and Dana go to school yesterday?
Nick / fly / a kite last weekend. (+)
Nick flew a kite last weekend.
Toma / swim / in the sea last summer?
Did Toma swim in the sea last summer?
Sonic / listen / to music yesterday. (+)
Sonic listened to music yesterday.
Last week, I / use / a computer to do my home work. (-)
Last week, I didn't use a computer to do my home work.
Mia and Kim ... (visit) their grandparents last summer. (+)
Mia and Kim visited their grandparents last summer.
Luke ... (climb) a tree last Monday. (+)
Luke climbed a tree last Monday.
Luigi ... (walk) in the park last weekend. (+)
Luigi walked in the park last weekend.
Tom and Jerry ... (eat) meat yesterday. (+)
Tom and Jerry ate meat yesterday.
Bob / talk / to Patrick yesterday. (-)
Bob didn't talk to Patrick yesterday.
My friend / live / in Canada 5 years ago. (-)
My friend didn't live in Canada 5 years ago.
You / read / a book yesterday?
Did you read a book yesterday?
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