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Guest Posted 23 years ago
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'Did you like it?' or 'Do you like it?' (Guest:Ahdor)
A: Did you stay home and study last night?
B: No, I didn't. I went to a new movie, The Valley of the Vampires.
A: Did you like it?
B: It was okay, I guess, but I don't really like horror movies.
question : for the 3rd sentence, should we use "Did you like it?" or "Do you like it?"
B: No, I didn't. I went to a new movie, The Valley of the Vampires.
A: Did you like it?
B: It was okay, I guess, but I don't really like horror movies.
question : for the 3rd sentence, should we use "Did you like it?" or "Do you like it?"
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It seems that this question appears in a test or homework somewhere. The answer is here: Do or Did
- It seems that this question appears in a test or homework somewhere.
- The answer is here: Do or Did
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It seems that this question appears in a test or homework somewhere.
The answer is here: Do or Did
The answer is here: Do or Did
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In this text, I think We shall use " Did you like it" because it happened in the past and the A want to ask if the B enjoyed the party last night.
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Helloe, Hospitality Member—and welcome to English Forums.
Did you notice that this thread is about a movie, not a party, and that the last post was 10 years ago? Please spend some time just reading through our various forums and threads before you start answering questions.
Thank you.
Did you notice that this thread is about a movie, not a party, and that the last post was 10 years ago? Please spend some time just reading through our various forums and threads before you start answering questions.
Thank you.
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