I went to school yesterday.(using did)
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Answer:
Did I went to school yesterday?
Explanation:
In the above sentences, “did” is a helping verb in the past tense. It is always followed by the base form of the main verb , so it would be: Did I go? She did not go. You did go, etc.
In most cases, do/did is used for questions and for negative statements (as in the first two examples in the previous paragraph). The usual way of making a statement in the past, is to use the past tense form of the appropriate verb: I walked, I thought, I went. So it would be more natural to say I went to school yesterday.
If asked, “Did you go to school yesterday?” the usual response would be “Yes, I did.” The sentence “I did go to school yesterday” would only be used to emphasize the fact, usually following a denial. As in:
-I heard that you didn’t go to school yesterday.
-What are you talking about? I did go to school yesterday.