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I need to memorize the past tenses. Today I'll write the interrogative phrases.
Simple Past: Did you watch the TV show?
Did she buy some fruit?
Used to: Did he use to drink some milk?
Be used to: Is he use to listening to heavy music?
Past Progressive: Were you keeping your study?
Was she cleaning her house?
Present Perfect Simple: Have I talked to him?
Has he played Football?
Present Perfect Continuous: Have they been painting those houses for one month?
Has Meg been writing letters to John for eight hours?
Past Perfect: Had Lauren arrived when Jhen left to party?
Had you already wrote the letter when he called?
Past Perfect continuous: Had she been walking for one hour?
Had it been snowing for all night?
The past tenses are difficult to memorize, at least for me. I hope they are correct.
Simple Past: Did you watch the TV show?
Did she buy some fruit?
Used to: Did he use to drink some milk?
Be used to: Is he use to listening to heavy music?
Past Progressive: Were you keeping your study?
Was she cleaning her house?
Present Perfect Simple: Have I talked to him?
Has he played Football?
Present Perfect Continuous: Have they been painting those houses for one month?
Has Meg been writing letters to John for eight hours?
Past Perfect: Had Lauren arrived when Jhen left to party?
Had you already wrote the letter when he called?
Past Perfect continuous: Had she been walking for one hour?
Had it been snowing for all night?
The past tenses are difficult to memorize, at least for me. I hope they are correct.
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Today I'll write about the interrogative phrases.
Used to: Did he used to drink some milk?
Be used to: Is he used to listening to heavy music?
Past Progressive: Were you keeping up with your studies?
keep up with = por em dia
Present Perfect Continuous: Have they been painting those houses fo month?
....since last month.
Past Perfect: Had Lauren arrived when Jhen left the party?
Had you already written the letter when he called?
Had it been snowing all night?
:-)