curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-ask-and-share-about-educational-and-professional-background/657b163c9da40e62b904be1f.md
This task is a review of the Past Simple interrogative.
In questions, the Past Simple tense often begins with a past tense verb, followed by the subject and the rest of the sentence. This structure is used to ask about past events or states.
That's great to hear. BLANK the members of the team BLANK any specific achievements or projects?
Were
This is the past simple form of verb to be, used with you, we, or they.
involved in
These two words mean taking part in or being connected with an activity. The first word ends in -ed.
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