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Believer Posted 20 years ago
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Did you made that decision?

0 Why can't you say "01i00Did you 01u00made02u00 something02i00?" but has to/must say "01i00Did you 01u00make02u00 something02i00?"? 0-
  

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0It's because once you use "do, does, did" as an auxiliary in a question or in a negative sentence, it has to be followed by the 01b00bare infinitive 02b00(make), not by a past participle (made).0-
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0 That's a strange question!02br
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00 You may as well ask:02br
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00Why can't you say "did You Making were Something does?" instead of "Did you make something?" 05002br
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00Answer: Because that's the way English works! 05102br
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