Either, Neither, etc.
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title: Fill in the blanks below with the correct simple past tense form of the verb using the words in brackets. Use the contractions didn’t/wasn’t/weren’t in negative sentences.
q: Who _______ (you/meet) at the market yesterday?
a: did you meet
q: Why _______ (you/not/finish) the report in the evening?
a: didn’t you finish
q: Who _______ (go) to China last year?
a: went
q: Do you know what _______ (happen)?
a: happened
q: What _______ (you/do) about the problem?
a: did you do
q: Who_______ (live) in this house before you?
a: lived
q: What _______ (wake) the children up last night?
a: woke
q: How _______ (you/get) home on Friday?
a: did you get
q: Why _______ (he/not/do) it? Was he too lazy?
a: didn’t he do
q: Who _______ (be) late today? Raise your hands.
a: was
q: Why _______ (Bill/not/come) with us yesterday? Was he busy?
a: didn’t Bill come
q: Who _______ (you/not/meet) at the party? I will introduce you to them later.
a: didn’t you meet
q: When _______ (you/be) there? Last night?
a: were you
q: Who _______ (do) the washing-up?
a: did
q: Who _______ (not/be) here when you arrived?
a: wasn’t
q: Which people _______ (you/tell) about the meeting?
a: did you tell
q: Why _______ (Sue and Jane/argue) when I arrived this morning?
a: were Sue and Jane arguing
q: Who _______ (sign) the documents for you while you were away on business?
a: signed
q: Which people _______ (tell) you about the meeting?
a: told
q: Where _______ (be) she when you called her?
a: was
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