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Titiwangsa Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"Did I scared the baby?"
I closed the door hard unintentionally and freaked out the baby.
"Did I scared the baby?"
I saw my friend in shopping central and pat his shoulder. He was freaked out.
"I am sorry, did I scared you."
Are they grammatically correct?
"Did I scared the baby?"
I saw my friend in shopping central and pat his shoulder. He was freaked out.
"I am sorry, did I scared you."
Are they grammatically correct?
Top answer
No. I scared - I didn't scare - did I scare?
- No.
- I scared - I didn't scare - did I scare?
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