what is the helping verbs that use in simple past?
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'Did' is the only helping verb for the simple past. We use it for questions, and we use 'didn't' for negatives. For positive sentences, we don't use a helping verb.
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Well, if your sentence is in active-voice, use 'DID' (For Negative and Interrogative sentences, not for Affirmative sentences [- use V-2 form]).
1) I went home.
2) I didn't go home.
3) Did I go home ?
And if it's in passive-voice, use 'WAS' (For Affirmative, Negative and Interrogative sentences. Use 3'rd verb form for all sentences.).
1) I was punished by dad.
2) He was not surprised by his entrance.
3) Was she also loved by him ?
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