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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Past Simple Negative Form

I had a car. If I make it negative: I had not have a car.

Is it right or wrong? if it is wrong then please tell me clearly why?
  

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No, just say I didn't have a car.

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  • No, just say I didn't have a car.
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No, just say

I didn't have a car.
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AnonymousI had a car. If I make it negative ...
Changing Past Simple to the negative form.

It's just a two step process.

1. Change the verb to its plain form. (had > have)
2. Add didn't in front of it. (have > didn't have)
I didn't have a car.

I bought a car.
1. buy 2. d
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