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'Does' for now or generally; 'did' for the past: Does she smoke (now)? Did she smoke (in the past)?
- 'Does' for now or generally; 'did' for the past: Does she smoke (now)?
- Did she smoke (in the past)?
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'Does' for now or generally; 'did' for the past:
Does she smoke (now)?
Did she smoke (in the past)?
Does she smoke (now)?
Did she smoke (in the past)?
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