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Himanshu Sharma Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Why we cannot use two past form of verb in single sentence
for e.g.-You just called Debbie. Its ok no problem.
2)Did you just call Debbie? And why not Did you just called Debbie?
2)Did you just call Debbie? And why not Did you just called Debbie?
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-You just called Debbie. Its ok no problem. 2)Did you just call Debbie?
- -You just called Debbie.
- Its ok no problem.
- 2)Did you just call Debbie?
- And why not Did you just called Debbie?
- #2 uses 'did + the base form of the verb'.
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Hi,
for e.g.-You just called Debbie. Its ok no problem.
2)Did you just call Debbie? And why not Did you just called Debbie?
#2 uses 'did + the base form of the verb'.
Here's another way to think about it.
You just call
for e.g.-You just called Debbie. Its ok no problem.
2)Did you just call Debbie? And why not Did you just called Debbie?
#2 uses 'did + the base form of the verb'.
Here's another way to think about it.
You just call
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