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When you want to ask about something that happened in the past, you can often use did to start the question. The word did helps to turn a statement into a question. For example:

• You worked on the project. - This is a statement in the past tense. The verb worked shows the action happened in the past.

• Did you work on the project? - This is a question. Here, did is added at the beginning, and the main verb work stays in the base form.

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That's interesting. So you BLANK work on many programming projects during your studies, BLANK you?

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didn't

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Brian is asking a question about something that didn't happen in the past. This word is a contraction of did not.

did

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This word is used to form a question in the past tense.

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