Verbs in the past and negation?
When I'm writing something, I always get confused in this kind of phrase:
"I didn't liked your last visit."
"I didn't like your last visit."
Which one is right?
Thank you in advance.
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Answers · 4
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The second one is the correct sentence. "I didn't like your last visit"
After verb "did", the verb should be in present tense. The verb "did" will indicate the tense of the sentence. The following verb will indicate the meaning.
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The second one is correct. Every time you use the word "did" in the past tense, the second verb is always in the present tense. Ex: I didn't run NOT I didn't ran.
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"Didn't like" the second one.
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Since "didn't" is already in past-tense, the verb "to like" doesn't need to be. Therefore, the second one is correct.
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