Imagine that your friend has come back from a holiday. Ask him/her questions regarding the holiday. Use simple past tense to ask the questions.​

1. Did you get enough rest?

2. Did you like the local food?

3. Did you find the beaches beautiful?

4. Did people behave nicely?

5. Did you miss home?

6. Did you take a lot of pictures?

7. Did you find the trip expensive?

8. Did you meet new people?

9. Did you think about going back there next holiday?

10. Did you enjoy the trip?

Explanation:

The above questions can be asked of a friend who has just arrived from a holiday trip. As requested, all questions are using simple past tense, which refers to a way of placing sentences in the past, highlighting an activity that was done previously.

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