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    Past Tense (PQ) Questions: - Subject

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    This document provides instruction on forming questions in the past tense (PQ) and with "not" (PQN). It includes examples of questions using PQ and PQN along with the mechanics of forming such questions, which involve placing the subject before the verb when asking a question in the past tense or with "not". The document requests the student to fill in personal details including their name, student number, and the date and asks questions related to time.

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    This document provides instruction on forming questions in the past tense (PQ) and with "not" (PQN). It includes examples of questions using PQ and PQN along with the mechanics of forming such questions, which involve placing the subject before the verb when asking a question in the past tense or with "not". The document requests the student to fill in personal details including their name, student number, and the date and asks questions related to time.

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    For taking notes in Robert's English class

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    Past Tense Qs

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    This document provides instruction on forming questions in the past tense (PQ) and with "not" (PQN). It includes examples of questions using PQ and PQN along with the mechanics of forming such questions, which involve placing the subject before the verb when asking a question in the past tense or with "not". The document requests the student to fill in personal details including their name, student number, and the date and asks questions related to time.

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    This document provides instruction on forming questions in the past tense (PQ) and with "not" (PQN). It includes examples of questions using PQ and PQN along with the mechanics of forming such questions, which involve placing the subject before the verb when asking a question in the past tense or with "not". The document requests the student to fill in personal details including their name, student number, and the date and asks questions related to time.

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    Robert's Grammar #2

    Past Tense (PQ)


    Questions
    examples:

    day ___________ time ________


    date _____________

    Name ____________

    Student Number _______________

    _______________________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________________________

    PQ
    mechanics:

    _______________________________________________________________

    __________ Subject

    examples:

    _______________________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________________________

    PQ
    mechanics:

    _______________________________________________________________

    __________ Subject
    Using not
    examples:

    _______________________________________________________________

    ______________________________________________________
    PQN
    mechanics:

    _______________________________________________________________

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