Engl110 Listening 9-2: What did you do?

Listen to the conversations and read the sentences. Are they true
or false?

Conversation One

Jason played basketball at the gym with his friends. True / False
His team didn’t win the game. True / False

Conversation Two

She saw a movie with her friends. True / False

She didn’t want to watch the movie. True / False

Conversation Three

Jason went to Emily’s party. True / False

Jason enjoys reading the newspaper and watching TV. True / False

Conversation Four

Melissa’s brother played football. True / False

They watched the game and then came home. True / False
She arrived home last night.
Engl110 Grammar 9-3: Past Simple Questions
1. Make questions about the photos:

a. he / play / football b. she / copy

Did he play football? Did she copy?

c. she / go / to the beach d. you / receive / an email

Did she go to the beach? Did you receive an email?
e. they / get married / last year f. you / close / the door
Did they get married last year? Did you close the door?

g. you / stop h. she / cry

Did you stop? Did she cry?

i. he / open / the window j. she / ask / the teacher

Did he open the window? Did she ask the teacher?
2. Write questions. Follow the example:

a. I saw a movie last night. What b. My father retired in 2010. What about
about you? your father?

Did you see a movie? Did your father retire in 2010?

c. We went to a party. What about d. I worked out at a gym. What about

Jennifer? you?

Did Jennifer go to a party? Did you work out at a gym?

e. Mike read a newspaper. What f. Wendy enjoyed the dinner yesterday.

about Andrea? What about Joe?

Did Andrea read a newspaper? Did Joe enjoy the dinner yesterday?

g. I talked to the teacher. What h. We spent a lot of money. What about

about you? you and Pete?

Did you talk to the teacher? Did you and Peter spend a lot of money?

i. Jane bought some water. What j. My team won. What about your team?
about Elena?

Did your team win?

Did Elena buy some water?

3. Write questions and answers using the prompts:

 (they / go shopping)
a.
A. Did they go shopping?
B. Yes, they did.

(you / have a party)

b.
A. Did you have a party?
B. No, I didn’t.

(he / play volleyball)

c.
A. Did he play volleyball?
B. No, he didn’t.

(he / eat dinner)

d.
A. Did he eat dinner?
B. Yes, he did..

(you / see a movie)

e.
A. Did you see a movie?
B. No, i didn’t.
 (you / do yoga)
f.
A. Did you do yoga?
B. Yes, i did .

(the teacher / open the door)

g.
A. Did the teacher open the door?
B. Yes, she did.

(they / read newspapers)

h.
A. Did they read newspaper?
B. No, they didn’t.

(she / sleep)
i.
A. Did she sleep?
B. Yes, she did.

(she / cry in the movie)

j.
A. Did she cry in the movie?
B. No, she didn’t .
 (the team / win)
k.
A. Did the team win?
B. Yes, they did.

(he / go to your country)

l.
A. Did he go to your country?
B. Yes, he did.

4. Make questions for the conversations. Use who, when, what,

and where:

Who did you ask? When did he retire?

a. b.
I asked my brother. He retired in 1994.
What did you use? What did you need?
c. d.
I used money. I needed water.
When did he arrive? What did she want?
e. f.
He arrived at 3 PM. She wanted a newspaper.
When did they married? When did they stop?
g. h.
They married in 1986. They stopped yesterday.
What did she close? What did you drink?
i. j.
She closed the door. I drank coffee.
What did you found? What did he choose for lunch?
k. l.
I found a watch. He chose a cheese sandwich for lunch.
Where did you go? Where did she visite?
m. n.
We went to the beach. She visited London.