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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

"Why didnt'/don't you say so?'

Should it be 'why didn't you say so?' or 'why don't you say so?'

Thanks

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It depends. First you have to decide which tense you are going to use.
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PeaceblinkfriendShould it be 'why didn't you say so?' or 'why don't you say so?'
Either one, depending on the situation.
Did someone not say something in the past? Then use "Why didn't you say so?"
Is someone not saying something in the present? Then use "Why don't you say so?"
CJ
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