Rule - Use of second form of the verb.
Past indefinite tense:
Affirmative sentence
- I helped my friends.
- She loved him a lot.
- I gave him money.
- They came to their village.
Negative Sentence
Rule –Subject+ did not + first form of the verb object
Rule –Subject+ did not + first form of the verb object
- I did not help my friends.
- She didn’t love him a lot.
- I did not give him money.
- They did not come to their village.
Interrogative Sentence – Affirmative
Rules – Auxiliary verb “did” is used in the starting of the sentence then subject and first form of the verb...
Did +subject + first form of the verb
Rules – Auxiliary verb “did” is used in the starting of the sentence then subject and first form of the verb...
Did +subject + first form of the verb
- Did i help my friends?
- Did she love him a lot?
- Did I give him money?
- Did they come to their village?
- Why did they come to their village?
Interrogative Sentence – negative
Rule – "not" is used before the main verb
Rule – "not" is used before the main verb
- did I not help my friends?
- Did she not love him a lot?
- Did I not give him money?
- Why did you not give him money?
- I went to watch the trade fair.
- She went to Mumbai with her father.
- You made my day beautiful.
- They gave me some important books.
- I went there last year.
- He did not come to school.
- She did not wash my clothes.
- Teacher did not teach me match today.
- He did not come by car.
- sita did not wash her clothes.
- Did you help him yesterday?
- Did he come with you?
- Did you not learn your lesion?
- Didn’t they make noise in the class?
- Why did your father not give the school fee?
- Where did your son go yesterday?
- Why did you not write a letter to your father?
- Why did she not come with you?
- Why did you not return his money?
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