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Anonymous users2024-02-08Special interrogative sentences in the simple past tense consist of special interrogative words + past tense statements, as follows:
1. Special question word + DID + subject + verb form + other?
Example sentence: What did she like?
What does she like?
2. Special question words + was were were + owner pronouns....'s+sth.？
who was from canada？
Who is from Canada.
3. Special question word + could + subject + verb form + other?
which one would you like？
Which one will you prefer?
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Special question words.
General interrogative sentence order (i.e.: did + subject.
Predicate verb primitive).
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Anonymous users2024-02-06High-quality answers.
General interrogative sentence: did + subject + verb form, e.g. did you go to movies yesterday?
was were + subject + other: e.g. were you at school yesterday?
could + subject + other, e.g. could you swim when you were ten years old?
Special question sentences: special question words + general question sentences.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Interrogative sentences in the simple past tense are divided into general interrogative sentences and special interrogative sentences.
The general interrogative sentence structure is:
Subject-verb-object. Structure: DID + subject + verb form + other?
Nominative table structure: was were+subject+predicate.
Special Question Sentence Structure:
Special question words + general question sentences.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Simple past tense denotes an action or state that took place in a certain time in the past; Habitual, regular actions and behaviors in the past. In English grammar, "shi" refers to the time when an action takes place, and "state" refers to the appearance and state of an action. [1]
Syntactic structure. Affirmative form.
Subject + verb past tense + other.
Example sentence: She came to help us in those days
Negative morphology. Subject +didn't + predicate verb form + other.
1.Add didn before the action verb't, while reducing the action verb.
Example sentence: i didn't know you like coffee.
General interrogative sentences.
DID + subject + predicate verb form + other? was were+subject+predicate?
Example sentence: did you do homework?
Special interrogative sentences.
Special question word + did + subject + verb form + other?
Special interrogative word + was were were + owner pronoun ....'s+sth.？
Passive voice. Subject + was were + past participle of the verb.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03It's just that the tense is different, and the rest is the same as the usual present tense.
General interrogative sentences.
were ……was ……
did ……
would……
had……For special interrogative sentences, it is sufficient to change the verb to the past tense.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02The structure is as follows: 1. Affirmative form: subject + verb past tense + other example sentences: she came to help us in those days
2. Negative form.
Subject +didn't + predicate verb form + other.
1）was/were+not
2) Add didn't before the action verb't, and at the same time reduce the action verb example sentence: i didn't know you like coffee3, general interrogative sentence structure.
1) DID + subject + predicate verb form + other?
2) was were+subject+predicate?
Example sentence: did i do homework?
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