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    We use the same word order for wh- and yes/no questions in the past simple tense, beginning with the wh- word (what, where, why, how) followed by the subject and then the past form of the verb. Examples are provided of wh- questions (where did you go yesterday?) and corresponding yes/no questions (did you go to the cinema?) about actions in the past.

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    We use the same word order for wh- and yes/no questions in the past simple tense, beginning with the wh- word (what, where, why, how) followed by the subject and then the past form of the verb. Examples are provided of wh- questions (where did you go yesterday?) and corresponding yes/no questions (did you go to the cinema?) about actions in the past.

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    79 Past simple: wh- questions

    We use the same word order for wh- and yes/no questions.

    Where did you go yesterday?


    Did you go to the cinema?
    What did he watch on TV?
    Did he watch TV?
    Why did she come home?
    Did she come home?
    How did you know her?
    Did you know her?

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