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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Did not worked or was not working
Hello, which of the following sentences are possible?
My car was not working, so I took it to the garage.
My car did not worked, so I took it to the garage.
My car had not been working, so I took it to the garage.
My car had not worked, so I took it to the garage.
Thank you
My car was not working, so I took it to the garage.
My car did not worked, so I took it to the garage.
My car had not been working, so I took it to the garage.
My car had not worked, so I took it to the garage.
Thank you
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Sorry, there is a mistake. I mean The car did not work, so I took it to the garage
- Sorry, there is a mistake.
- I mean The car did not work, so I took it to the garage
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Sorry, there is a mistake. I mean The car did not work, so I took it to the garage
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My car was not working, so I took it to the garage.
My car did not work, so I took it to the garage.
My car had not been working, so I took it to the garage.
My car had not worked, so I took it to the garage.-- Odd, for some reason
My car did not work, so I took it to the garage.
My car had not been working, so I took it to the garage.
My car had not worked, so I took it to the garage.-- Odd, for some reason
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