Which is correct and why ? Is there a certain rule ?
How do you answer these questions and why ?
If there is a grammatical explanation/rule to the answer I'd like to know it
1.Did He fix that window ?
No,he had it done
Or
No,he didn't
2.Do I have to come early to help set up the party up ?
No,you needn't
Or
No,you haven't
Top answer
Did He fix that window ? No,he had it done This means that he arranged for someone else to fix it. The expression is 'to have something done'.
- Did He fix that window ?
- No,he had it done This means that he arranged for someone else to fix it.
- The expression is 'to have something done'.
- Or No,he didn't This is a correct answer.
- It is a short form of the long answer 'No, he didn't fix the window'.
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1.Did He fix that window ?
No,he had it done This means that he arranged for someone else to fix it. The expression is 'to have something done'.
Or
No,he didn't This is a correct answer. It is a short form of the long answer 'No, he didn't fix the window'.
2.Do I have to come early to help set up the party up ?
No,you needn't
0Thanks for the answer.On the second question my book has ( needn't ) as the correct answer but why
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