I was checking a few facts from the recent political history the other day. In English, which is not my mother tongue.
However from my first English lessons in primary school I remember that when there is a did in the question the main verb goes into
Apparently Google thinks not - and corrected me with a prompt.
Now, please choose one of the two:
1. I am going mad
2. Google not yet ready to run digitalised world depositary of literature.
Or they are?
4 comments:
when there is a did in the question the main verb goes into present tense.
Can you give me an example of what you mean? In a question like "Did he go to Saint Petersburg last Friday?", the main verb "go" is best described as an infinitive, i.e. it has no tense. The tense indicator is in the auxiliary "do", here "did".
thanks for correcting me. It's never late to learn.
Small correction: "it's never too late to learn"
it's my Russian giving me away - учиться никогда не поздно. Поздно=late.
Thanks
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