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Episode Synopsis "11. How to ask questions about past - Interrogative Past Simple Tense"
Interrogative Past Simple Tense asks questions about past. A lot of these questions can be answered by a simple yes or no, like: Did you complete the work? Did you break the window? Did she withdraw the money? Did you paint the wall? Did you spill the milk? Some of these questions can require descriptive answers. Such questions use the question words: who, what, when, where, how etc. Who broke the window? Where did you put the keys? When did you get up? What did you eat? How did you open the door? Pls visit BodhiSutra website for more info on how can BodhiSutra courses help you speak and write better English. Also, pls don't forget to share the podcasts with your friends.
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