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Hampeh Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Has this worked before vs. Was this worked before
Dear teachers and friends,
What is the proper question If I want to ask someone whether something that he/she has done is working or not.
“was this worked before”
or
“has this worked before”
What is the different between these 2 sentences.
Which one is better/correct or is there any better idea than this?
Thanks in advance.
What is the proper question If I want to ask someone whether something that he/she has done is working or not.
“was this worked before”
or
“has this worked before”
What is the different between these 2 sentences.
Which one is better/correct or is there any better idea than this?
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
I'm not sure I understand the situation, but here's a few ideas: Has this worked before? did it ever work? Did this work before?
- I'm not sure I understand the situation, but here's a few ideas: Has this worked before?
- did it ever work?
- Did this work before?
- did it work?
- Was this working before you dropped it?
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I'm not sure I understand the situation, but here's a few ideas:
Has this worked before? - You might have tried it another time or multiple times...did it ever work?
Did this work before? - I assume/know you tried it one other time...did it work?
Was this working before you dropped it? - If you have a second action following before, you can use 'ing'.
"was th
Has this worked before? - You might have tried it another time or multiple times...did it ever work?
Did this work before? - I assume/know you tried it one other time...did it work?
Was this working before you dropped it? - If you have a second action following before, you can use 'ing'.
"was th
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