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Anonymous i not came This is wrong. When referring to yourself, always write a capital letter I .
- Anonymous i not came This is wrong.
- When referring to yourself, always write a capital letter I .
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Anonymousi not cameThis is wrong. When referring to yourself, always write a capital letter I.
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Your question should be written like this:
What is the difference between "I not came" and "I didn't come"?
"I not came" is incorrect. "I didn't come" is correct English, but it may feel self-contradictory since "come" may seem have the viewpoint that you are at the place in question. There may be some contexts in which it works, but cons
What is the difference between "I not came" and "I didn't come"?
"I not came" is incorrect. "I didn't come" is correct English, but it may feel self-contradictory since "come" may seem have the viewpoint that you are at the place in question. There may be some contexts in which it works, but cons
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