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Pravinth Posted 20 years ago
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how do you came to know about it
Hi Friends,
how do you came to know about it? -is it right
Thanks
how do you came to know about it? -is it right
Thanks
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How did you come to know about it?
- How did you come to know about it?
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No, it isn't. That is totally incorrect. You need to use "did" in this case.
Ex.:
Where did he go? correct Where do he went? incorrect
What did he do? correct What do he did?/What he did? both are incorrect, but it's not unlikely that you hear people saying "What he did?" when talking. Remember that it's an incorrect usage though, and try to avoid
Ex.:
Where did he go? correct Where do he went? incorrect
What did he do? correct What do he did?/What he did? both are incorrect, but it's not unlikely that you hear people saying "What he did?" when talking. Remember that it's an incorrect usage though, and try to avoid
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Hi guys,
it's not unlikely that you hear people saying "What he did?" when talking. Remember that it's an incorrect usage
I'd like to add a comment that such people are most likely not native speakers. I don't see this as a common native speaker error.
Best wishes, Clive
it's not unlikely that you hear people saying "What he did?" when talking. Remember that it's an incorrect usage
I'd like to add a comment that such people are most likely not native speakers. I don't see this as a common native speaker error.
Best wishes, Clive
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You're welcome Pravinth.
To Clive: you're totally right, but people who are not native speakers are far more than native speakers. That's why I said that it's not unlikely that he hears it.
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To Clive: you're totally right, but people who are not native speakers are far more than native speakers. That's why I said that it's not unlikely that he hears it.
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