More past tenses

1. Was he at home yesterday? - I think so, but I didn't phone.
2. He called yesterday, but he didn't see me. - Did he phone? - I don't think so.
3. These are the interrogative and negative forms in the past.
4. You do not change the verb, you simply put the auxiliary "do" into the past "did":
5. I did not (didn't) like the food. He did not (didn't) phone. We did not (didn't) like him.
6. Questions are easy, too: Did he like it? Did she phone?
8. Did you like the play last night? - I didn't see it.
9. But did you go to the theatre? - Yes, but I was so tired I closed my eyes.
10. Tell me, was the play interesting? - I didn't understand very much, it was in Greek.
11. Then why did you go? - I liked the main actor.
12. Did he act well? - I didn't watch the acting. I looked at him.
13. What did you do after the play? - I dreamed about the actor!
14. He did not, He didn't; he didn't like the play.
15. Did they... ?; did they phone you?