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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

did or do?, lock or locking?

0'01u00Did02u00 you remember 01u00to lock02u00 the door?' is correct, '01u00Do02u00 you remember l01u00ocking02u00 the door?' is correct, 01u00'Did02u00 you remember 01u00locking 02u00the door?' is wrong.02br
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0 It could be used in the right context - such as an interrogation:02br 01font 00A: I went out and locked the door, and then went down the passage. It was when I got home that Security rang to say there had been an intruder and that I must have left the office unlocked. But it wasn't.

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  • 0 It could be used in the right context - such as an interrogation:02br 01font 00A: I went out and locked the door, and then went down the passage.
  • It was when I got home that Security rang to say there had been an intruder and that I must have left the office unlocked.
  • But it wasn't.
  • 02font 02br 02br 01font 00B: You are sure about that?
  • Did you remember locking the door?
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0 It could be used in the right context - such as an interrogation:02br
01font00A: I went out and locked the door, and then went down the passage. It was when I got home that Security rang to say there had been an intruder and that I must have left the office unlocked. But it wasn't. I know it wasn't.02font02br
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