Did you know that there are different types of questions? The type of questions we will be focusing on today are questions with did.
Did is a word in English that is used to make simple past questions. For example:
Did she rent a car for the trip? |
Why did she rent an additional car for the trip? |
We’ll also go over how to use the words what and who as well as some other tips for making good questions!
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How to Make Questions with Did
This is the structure to make closed questions with did
Did | Pronoun | Verb + ? |
Did | She | leave? |
Did | she | do exercises? |
This is the structure to make open questions did
Wh-Question | Did | Pronoun | Verb? |
Where | did | you | go? |
What | did | you | do? |
Now, let’s check examples of closed and open questions with did
Closed Questions with Did
These are some examples of closed question with did
- Did you watch any movies last night?
- Did you go to the movies yesterday?
- Did you go to the gym this morning?
- Did you do any exercises this morning?
- Did you help your brother with his homework?
- Did you watch all Rick and Morty episodes in a week?
- Did you ask your girlfriend to marry you?
- Did you already finish your homework?
- Did you fail a class?
Open Questions with Did
These are some examples of open questions with did
- What did you do last night?
- What did you do yesterday?
- What movie did you watch?
- How many episodes did you watch?
- What exercises did you do today?
- What classes did you take today?
- What test did you take today?
- How many classes did you fail?
- Where did you meet your girlfriend?
- Where did you meet your husband?
- How did you learn English?
- Where did you learn English?
- What did you study?
- What did you learn today?
- Where did you go for your last holiday?
- What did you watch on TV last night?
More ESL Conversation Questions
These are some posts with more ESL conversation questions
- Questions with Was and Were
- Questions with Do and Does
- Questions with Have
- Past Continuous Questions for the ESL Classroom
- 40 Questions with Will: Guide & Examples
- 30 Questions with Going to
- 40 Present Perfect Questions