C) Write the questions. Then answer them. 1. You / watch TV / last night 2. Your friends / play football / yesterday Did you watch TV last night? Yes, I did. / No, I didn't 3. Your mum / bake / a cake / last weekend 4. You / phone / a friend / an hour ago

The tenses are considered as the method that dweller s use in order to refer to time-past, present ad future. Various languages use tense to talk about time.

1. Did you watch TV last night?

Yes, I watched a movie.

2. Did your friends play football yesterday?

No, they did not. They played football three days ago.

3. Did your mum bake a cake last weekend?

Yes she did. It was delicious.

4. Did you phone a friend an hour ago?

No, I didn't. I was studying an hour ago.

These questions must be asked in the past simple. How do we realize that? as they have expression of past time like yesterday, last weekend and last night, etc.

To know more about past simple, refer to the link:

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The correct answers are:

1. Did you watch TV last night?

- Yes, I watched a movie.

2. Did your friends play football yesterday?

-No, they didn't. They played football three days ago.

3. Did your mum bake a cake last weekend?

- Yes she did. It was delicious.

4. Did you phone a friend an hour ago?

- No, I didn't. I was studying an hour ago.

Explanation:

These questions should be asked in the past simple. How do we realize that? Because they all have expressions of past time: yesterday, last weekend, last night, etc.

To formulate the questions in the past we will use the auxiliar DID (which is the past of Do). This estructure is the next one:

Auxiliary Did + person + verb

To answer them, we can do it in two ways:

With: Yes, I did. // No, I didn't.

Or with the main verb of the sentence, for example:

1. Did you watch TV last night?

 - Yes, I watched a movie.

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