Is it correct to say 'I have Past Simple in the sentence'?
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Is it correct to say 'I have Past Simple (or other tense) in this sentence' for an explanation?
#Example
I didn't buy anything in the end.
We have Past Simple in this sentence. 'I don't buy' is wrong.
How can I explain? 'There is Past Simple', 'It is Past Simple', etc?
Top answer
red train 520 I didn't buy anything in the end. I am not exactly sure what your question is. The above is a correct sentence in simple past tense.
- red train 520 I didn't buy anything in the end.
- I am not exactly sure what your question is.
- The above is a correct sentence in simple past tense.
- You went to the mall with your friend.
- She spent $100 on clothes.
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red train 520I didn't buy anything in the end.
I am not exactly sure what your question is. The above is a correct sentence in simple past tense.
You went to the mall with your friend. She spent $100 on clothes. But you didn't buy anything in the end. The context is clear and understood.
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