V-1 Difference b/w past and past perfect

[Rachanaagarwal01]

Hi

I got stuck in the below mentioned sent .

were you out for shopping yesterday?
had you not gone to cinema yesterday?

if both sentceses are correct, then in which condition and where we can use these sentences?

[Rachanaagarwal01]

Cont.

S-1 My father had came last night.
S-2 My father came last night.

please reply for these also.

[Beeesneees]

I suggest these:

Were you out shopping yesterday?
Did you go out shopping yesterday?

Did you not go to the cinema yesterday? /Didn't you go to the cinema yesterday?
Had you not gone to the cinema yesterday? / Hadn't you gone to the cinema yesterday?

In your second message:
My father came last night
is the correct form.
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[E2e4]

Had you not gone to the cinema yesterday? / Hadn't you gone to the cinema yesterday?

I don't consider this sentence correct without "before" before yesterday. Thanks

[Jrod3737]

Most native English speakers do not use past perfect unless necessary. In both of these sentences they would say: "were you ____ yesterday?" or as Beeesneees said, "Did you go (shopping/to the cinema) yesterday?"

For your second sentences, the first one should be "My father had come last night." There is not perceptible difference between "My father had come last night," and "My father came last night." Most English speakers would use the simple past: "My father came last night."