*----- you --------- ( invite ) them to your party ...

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*—– you ——— ( invite ) them to your party last week?

A. Does you invite them to your party last week?

B. Did you invited them to your party last week?

C. Do you invited them to your party last week?

D. Did you invite them to your party last week?

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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