He ....... (go) to London last year.
went
Infinitive : to go
Answer: Yes, I did my homework really well
Question: Did you do your homework really well?
Change this into a negative: Sam cooked a tasty dinner yesterday.
Sam didn't cook a tasty dinner yesterday.
Answer: No they weren't.
Question: Were they.... ?
you / coffee / did / this / buy / morning
Did you buy coffee this morning?
Yesterday, I ........ (meet) my friends after 2 years.
met
Infinitive : to meet
Answer: Yes, she watched the movie in Cinema
Question: Did she watch the movie in Cinema?
Change this into a negative: I drank 3 cups of coffee.
I didn´t drink 3 cups of coffee
Answer: I was born in Solo.
Question: Where were you born?
play / yesterday / he / basketball / did
Did he play basketball yesterday?
She ......... (sleep) her friend's house last night.
slept
Infinitive : to sleep
Answer: Yes, I ate my lunch this afternoon.
Question: Did you eat your lunch this afternoon?
Change this into a negative: I thought the video was funny.
I didn´t think the video was funny
Answer: I travelled to Lubuklinggau last year.
Question: Where did you travel last year?
did / poem / you / a / write
Did you write a poem?
A moment ago, I ........... sandwich with my friends in canteen.
ate
Infinitive : to eat
Answer: My brother´s birthday was last week.
Question: When was your brother´s birthday?
Change this into a negative: She heard what you said.
She didn´t hear what you said.
Answer: He was 15 years old when he started high school.
Answer: How old was he when he started high school?
hug / night / they / did / last
Did they hug last night?
They ........ their friend a birthday present. It was a little expensive, but definitely worth it.
bought
Answer: No, I didn't love the movie
Question: Did you love the movie?
Change this into a negative: My mother brought a sandwich for family picnic.
My mother didn't bring a sandwich for family picnic.
Answer: No, he didn't enjoy the performance.
Question: Did he enjoy the performance?
they / meat / Did / eat / with / best friend / yesterday / their / ?
Did they eat meat with their best friend yesterday?