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No. The past tense in questions is the past of "do" + the base form of the main verb, not the past form of the main verb.
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- The past tense in questions is the past of "do" + the base form of the main verb, not the past form of the main verb.
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No.
The past tense in questions is the past of "do" + the base form of the main verb, not the past form of the main verb.
The past tense in questions is the past of "do" + the base form of the main verb, not the past form of the main verb.
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You mean it should be:
1.When did you see me dancing?
2.When do you saw me dancing?
1.When did you see me dancing?
2.When do you saw me dancing?
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The first one.
These are all correct:
I saw you dancing. You saw me dancing.
I did see you dancing. You did see me dancing.
Did I see you dancing? Did you see me dancing?
When did I see you dancing? When did you see me dancing?
These are all correct:
I saw you dancing. You saw me dancing.
I did see you dancing. You did see me dancing.
Did I see you dancing? Did you see me dancing?
When did I see you dancing? When did you see me dancing?
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Please, which one is correct
Where and when did you saw me?
Where and when did you see me?
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