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___ you ____ your homework for today?
Did you do your homework for today?
What ____ you ______ (learn) at school yesterday?
What did you learn at school yesterday?
____ you have fun with your friends yesterday?
Did you have fun with your friends yesterday?
What ____ you ____ (do) the last time your telephone rang? (Past Continuous)
What were you doing the last time your telephone rang?
What ____ you _____ (do) the last time you laughed? (Past Continuous)
What were you doing the last time you laughed?
What book ____ you already _____ before you saw the film version?
What book had you already read before you saw the film version?
What ____ you already _____ before you left home today?
What had you already done by the time you left home today?
____ you ____ (learn) about past tenses before we talked about them last week?
Had you learnt about past tenses before we talked about them last week?
___ you ____ a film at 6 p.m. on Friday? (Past Continuous)
Were you watching a film at 6 p.m. on Friday?
____ you _____ watch Tom and Jerry when you were six?
Did you use to watch Tom and Jerry when you were six?
____ you _____ breakfast this morning?
Did you have breakfast this morning?
____ you _____ (learned) how to read before you started school?
Had you learnt how to read before you started school?
What ____ you _____ at 5 p.m. yesterday? (Past Continuous)
What were you doing at 5 p.m. yesterday?
When ___ you _____ learning English?
When did you start learning English?
____ you ______ play football when you were five?
Did you use to play football when you were five?
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