1 Write questions. 1 He lived in Scotland when he was young.

1. Write questions: 1. Did he live in Scotland when he was young? 2. Did all the students pass the test? 3. Did Maria find her essay? 4. Did they make a lot of noise last night? 5. Did Mick wake his parents up when he got home? 6. Did Chris and Sandy buy a new computer yesterday? 7. Did Gary lose his smartphone at the concert? 2. Write short answers for the questions in Exercise 1: 1. Yes, he did. 2. No, they didn't. 3. Yes, she did. 4. No, they didn't. 5. Yes, he did. 6. Yes, they did. 7. No, he didn't. 3. Match the questions and answers: 1 — b (Did Dad buy a printer yesterday? — Yes, he did.) 2 — d (Where did you buy your smartphone? — I bought it online.) 3 — f (Did you enjoy the film? — Yes, they did. Note: usually 'Did you' implies 'I/we', but following the options provided: question 5 better matches 'f', let's re-evaluate. 5 — f (Did your cousins come to stay? — Yes, they did.) Re-evaluating matches: 1 — b 2 — d 3 — a (Did you enjoy the film? — No, I didn't.) 4 — c (What did you eat at the restaurant? — Fish and chips!) 5 — f (Did your cousins come to stay? — Yes, they did.) 6 — e (Why did they leave early? — They felt tired.) 4. Read the answers. Write questions about the parts in bold: 1. When did the party finish? 2. What did Sarah do after school yesterday? 3. What did they build in 2018? 4. Where did I live in 2020? 5. Who did I email this morning? 6. What did Jenna watch on TV last night? 5. Complete the dialogue: 1. did you start 2. did you move 3. did he do 4. did you like 5. did you enjoy 6. did you live