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Himanshu Sharma Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

What is the difference between 'did not' and 'have not'?

here are the examples- i didn't met this person

-i haven't met this person
  

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Himanshu Sharma - i I didn't met meet this person . - i I haven't met this person . didn't meet -- at that time.

— CalifJim

  • Himanshu Sharma - i I didn't met meet this person .
  • - i I haven't met this person .
  • didn't meet -- at that time.
  • haven't met -- ever before in my life.
  • CJ
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Himanshu Sharma- i I didn't met meet this person.
- i I haven't met this person.didn't meet --
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It is -did not meet met. The auxiliary verb 'do' is in past and hence main verb meet is in base form.
I did not meet. You refer to the past.
I haven't met him. You tell you that something has not happened until now.
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