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Ruben Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

The verbs ?Go,went,been

I liitle bit confused.Someone please help me.The sentence is this.' Do you go/went/been to this place before ? Which want to use ? I know anything start with Do or Does followed by infinitive.Example.Do they eat,Does she sleep.I know these sentences are correct.I mean can i use past tense?Example,' Do you went to this place before' or ' Do you been(I am not sure been can use for this sentence or not.Please guide me when to use been also ) to this place before '
  

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These are correct: Did you go / Have you gone to this place before ? Use the past tense of 'do' for simple past, not the infinitive verb, and use the past participle with 'have' for the present perfect.

— Mister Micawber

  • These are correct: Did you go / Have you gone to this place before ?
  • Use the past tense of 'do' for simple past, not the infinitive verb, and use the past participle with 'have' for the present perfect.
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These are correct:

Did you go / Have you gone to this place before ?

Use the past tense of 'do' for simple past, not the infinitive verb, and use the past participle with 'have' for the present perfect.
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As Mr.Micawber pointed If you use "did" or "do" at the very beginning of the sentence you must use bare infinitive "go, ride, walk, talk" and not "went, rode, walked, talked".
With "have, has" at the beginning you must use third form also called past participle.
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if Do how?When to use Do ?
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meaning to say do or did always not followed by past tense ?Example, ' Does she go to church or Did she go to church ?And you said Do and Did cannot folowed by past tense but followed by bare infinitve right ?
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Ok.When to use Do not Did ?
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Do is present; did is past. There is little point in your posting any more random questions until you have a better understanding of the English verb system. Please start by reading [url=http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/verb-tenses.htm]THIS[/url] and all the links to the individual
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