11. ASKING ABOUT EVENTS IN THE PAST


Make questions for the underlined words: 
1.-I bought a newspaper this morning.
2.-Something strange happened during the storm last night.
3.-Steve didn't do the final project.
4.-Pam wrote a complaint letter to the shipping company.
5.-A noise disturbed me when I was working.
6.-I dreamt about a strange animal last night.
7.-Peter rang me at 3am last night.
8.-My husband always gives me a present for my birthday
9.-The new student  broke the window.
10.-She visited the branch office on Sundays.
11.-I met Peter when I was going to university in Plasencia.
12.-My boss was complaining because the employees were late.
13.-They were waiting outside the restaurant.
14.-Mark ate a chocolate cake.
15.-Yes, I visited Dublin last summer.
16.-No, I didn’t like the show.
17.-My brother used to run in the park twice a week.
18.-They lived in Cáceres for five years.
19.-The teacher stopped talking because the principal entered the room.
20.-The flight took off at 12.30.

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