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Rja Posted 12 years ago
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"passengers not travelled yesterday" or "passengers didn't travel yesterday"

"passengers not travelled yesterday" or "passengers didn't travel yesterday"
which one is correct?
  

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(The) passengers didn't travel yesterday.

— Blue Jay

  • (The) passengers didn't travel yesterday.
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(The) passengers didn't travel yesterday.
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tnq sir.

now remove "yesterday"

passengers not travelled. is it correct? and which tense is this?
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rjapassengers not travelled. is it correct? and which tense is this?
No, this would not make sense. You could say:
The passengers have not travelled. (Present perfect tense)
The passengers had not travelled. (Past perfect tense)
The passengers did not travel. (Simple past)
The passengers are not t
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