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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Please help me to understand

please help me to understand why this sentence incorrect: "I saw him yesterday..the correct sentence is " I didn't see him yesterday."
  

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" Both of these sentences are correct grammar. I saw him yesterday. I didn't see him yesterday.

  • " Both of these sentences are correct grammar.
  • I saw him yesterday.
  • I didn't see him yesterday.
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Hi,

please help me to understand why this sentence incorrect: "I saw him yesterday..the correct sentence is " I didn't see him yesterday."

Both of these sentences are correct grammar.
I saw him yesterday.
I didn't see him yesterday.

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Yes, both of sentence are correct, the first one is positive pastence and the second one is negative pastence
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Anonymous, the term "past tense" is two words.
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"I saw him yesterday" and "I didn't see him yesterday" not have same meaning
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I have a question too, but is "it" a preposition?
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Hello anon;
Please post your question only once.

And no, it is a pronoun.

eg.

Close the door. Just give it a push.
That is a good dog. See, it's (it is) wagging its tail.
When you post, use polite words like please and thank you. It is the right thing to do.
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Anon is not buying it.lol
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guillotine Anon is not buying it.lol
Sometimes it's a challenge.
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Anonymousplease help me to understand why this sentence incorrect: "I saw him yesterday..the correct sentence is " I didn't see him yesterday."
Anon,
I tried to understand how you perceive this question which you called incorrect. It baffles me! Perhaps, you need to give your re

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