grammar

Hi,

You didn't let me know about the address.

I think, here, did is a main verb and "let me know about the address" is a object of the verb "did".

Consider the sentence if you make it positive. You let me know about the address. The main verb is 'let'. 'Did' is jus

CliveHi,

You didn't let me know about the address.

I think, here, did is a main verb and "let me know about the address" is a object of the verb "did".

Consider the sentence if you make it positive. You let me know about the address. The m

"You didn't let me know" is simple past, not simple present.

I agree that present perfect is "You haven't let me know."

Simple present for this verb is a bit odd -- you only give permisson one time. I guess "What do you mean you won't tell me? You always let me me know the address when you get a new lead for a potential sale." Or "I can't believe you're telling me this. You don't

Hi,

So I think the sentence is simple present tense. It's simple past tense.

So If I change it for present perfect, it will become "You haven't let me know about the address". Yes.

I wonder if the verb 'tell (told)' would reflect your meaning better than 'let me know about'?

Best wishes, Clive

Thank you friends.

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