Lesson 2: Past Simple (Questions & Negatives)
Welcome back! To ask questions about the past or to say you didn't do something, we use the helping verb "Did." Today, we will learn how to form questions and negative statements in the Past Simple tense. We will also correct a very common translation mistake that many English learners make when using this tense. Action Verbs Practice: Travel - To go from one place to another. (Did you travel...? / I didn't travel...) Visit - To go to see a person or a place of interest. (Did she visit...? / She didn't visit...) Eat - To put food in your mouth, chew it, and swallow it. (Did they eat...? / They didn't eat...) Buy - To get something by paying money for it. (Did he buy...? / He didn't buy...) See - To notice or perceive something with your eyes. (Did we see...? / We didn't see...) Enjoy - To take pleasure in an activity or experience. (Did you enjoy...? / I didn't enjoy...) Common Mistake: "Did you went?" In English, when you use "Did" (for…
