Whatchadoin Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
I didn't go
I didn't go to bed.
I haven't gone to bed.
Which one should I use if I my bed time passed? Thanks.
I haven't gone to bed.
Which one should I use if I my bed time passed? Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, Either can be used. Please note the difference: I didn't go to bed. -- I'm just telling you what I didn't do.
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Hi,
Either can be used. Please note the difference:
I didn't go to bed. -- I'm just telling you what I didn't do. The focus is on the action.
I haven't gone to be. -- And therefore I'm so tired and I can't do anything at the moment. The focus is
on the result.
Regards
Either can be used. Please note the difference:
I didn't go to bed. -- I'm just telling you what I didn't do. The focus is on the action.
I haven't gone to be. -- And therefore I'm so tired and I can't do anything at the moment. The focus is
on the result.
Regards
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