"Who wrote this..." or "Who did write..." Which one is correct?
I`ve heard both of these questions, but what is the difference?
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Both are correct.
"Who wrote" is simple past tense. "Who wrote this book?", "I love this song, who wrote it?"
"Who did write" would be used in response to a negation. "Well if Shakespeare didn't write this sonnet then who did write it?
4
Both are correct. Someone might use "did" for emphasis.
"He was not the author."
"Well, who did write that book?"
2
Both are right, the first one is a question, the second is an emphasis.
1
Who was it written by?
Another way to ask about that. :D
0
Both are right. :))
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