Which one is correct?

What does the contraction -n't- stand for?

How do you say on-in-under-behind?

What verb tense do you use for actions that are happening at THAT EXACT moment?

Turn this sentence into a question: You studied last night.

Which one is in the simple past tense?

Change the sentence to negative: You played with your brother.

Which one of these is in the future simple?

Where is the mistake? He like to ski.

How do you say -il y a- in english?

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