Don't or didn't in this sentence.

I don't/do not = Present

I didn't/did not = Past

I won't/will not = Future

RazerWhat word would be appropriate in this sentence if it were to be said in past tense: "don't used to" or "didn't used to" ?

Only didn't is appropriate in the past.

Present: I don't support ...
Past: I didn't use to support ... (I didn't used to is also accepted.)

CJ

Jim please explain why didn't isn't appropiate in the past tense.

I didn't do my homework.

You didn't take the rubbish out.

We didn't go on holiday last year.

They didn't go to the theatre last night.

He/she didn't understand why you think the word didn't appropiate in the past tense.

All the above refer to events in the past.

Dave PhillipsJim please explain why didn't isn't appropiate in the past tense.

Did you not read my response correctly, perhaps?

Only didn't is appropriate in the past.
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Of the two choices (didn't and don't), didn't (and not don't) is the only choice which is appropriate if you want to use the p

Sorry. I did misread. Trying to do too many things at once and learn at the same time.

Slow down! Rome wasn't built in a day.

CJ

Thanks For the info ??

Hi there,

Can you please give me an example of "I won't/I will not" with explanation for my better understanding?

Thank you in advance!

Didn't

i don't used to support any kind of violence