If by "how come" you mean "why" then you need "saw" not "did see": How come the doctor saw Merrick again? Why did the doctor see Merrick again? Everything else looks good to me!
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Shawn79If by "how come" you mean "why" then you need "saw" not "did see"Hi Shawn,
Thinking SpainHmm, why not 'did + subject + see' for that one?"Do(es)/Did" + infinitive is for normal questions, but not "how come" questions. "How come" is informal and means "what is the reason that..." Normal sentence word order and verb tense follows "how come".
Shawn79Does this make sense? "How come" is not a proper question word like "why".Hi Shawn,