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1.where did your
mummy go to ?



2.where did your mummy went to ?

Answer with rule

The first one is correct

Reason:"Did" shows that it happened in the past;hence,"did" can only go with "present tense"verbs

Saviourk:
The first one is correct

Reason:"Did" shows that it happened in the past;as such "did" can only go with "present tense"verbs

oil dey your head bro

Where went your mummy

Lol

Or

Your mummy went where?

HopeVictor:
Where went your mummy

Dorcmass:
1.where did your
mummy go to ?



2.where did your mummy went to

go

Walkee:
go

are u sure

HopeVictor:
Where went your mummy

see this one mtcheew

kunlesehan:
Lol
Or
Your mummy went where?

abi

Primary auxillary verbs determine the tenses in which Lexical verb are.
He went to kano=>He did go to Kano.

Khaleepha5681:
Primary auxillary verbs determine the tenses in which Lexical verb are.

He went to kano=>He did go to Kano.

am getting u can u explain futher

Both sentences are right!

First sentence: The question was asked when the Mum is still outside.
Second sentence: The question asked when the Mum returned from her journey.

Dorcmass:
am getting u can u explain futher

So all verbs to do,verbs to have and verbs to be determines the tenses of main verbs in the sentence.

"He wants to learn" can be coverted to include verb to do,and if this happens,the main verb "want" can't determine the tense. E.g "He does want to learn".

It is wrong to have tenses determined by both main verb and primary auxillary. E.g "He did killed the rat",it should be "He killed the rat" or "He did kill the rat".

SporaD8:
Both sentences are right! First sentence: The Mum is still outside. Second sentence: The Mum is already back from her journey.

The later's wrong.

Khaleepha5681:

The later's wrong.

am thinking the same

SporaD8:
Both sentences are right!

First sentence: The question was asked when the Mum is still outside.
Second sentence: The question asked when the Mum returned from her journey.

2nd sentence doesn’t even have a question mark

Dorcmass:
are u sure

lol yes naa 100% I have a B. A. In English and Literary Studies.
Anywhere you see do, did, does, will, shall, should, would, may, might etc just know that the next verb MUST be in present tense and plural form. If you have any problem with identifying a verb in a sentence you can let me know

Walkee:
lol yes naa 100% I have a B. A. In English and Literary Studies.
Anywhere you see do, did, does, will, shall, should, would, may, might etc just know that the next verb MUST be in present tense and plural form. If you have any problem with identifying a verb in a sentence you can let me know

hmmmmmmmm

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Dorcmass:
1.where did your mummy go to ?


2.where did your mummy went to ?

it where did your mummy go to

Dorcmass:
hmmmmmmmm

yea. You can't tell if a lexical item (word) is a verb or noun in isolation, it must be put in a sentence or at least context to determine its syntactic category. For instance the word "fight" would automatically be classified as a verb by most people whereas it is not possible to tell if its a verb or not just like that. So if you want to know how to identify a verb in a sentence you can let me know

Where your malee go?

Walkee:
yea. You can't tell if a lexical item (word) is a verb or noun in isolation, it must be put in a sentence or at least context to determine its syntactic category. For instance the word "fight" would automatically be classified as a verb by most people whereas it is not possible to tell if its a verb or not just like that. So if you want to know how to identify a verb in a sentence you can let me know

i want to know more about it

Ikmoney21:
it where did your mummy go to

why

Even your title should be 'these' and not 'this'.

Were your mama enter

Dorcmass:
1.where did your
mummy go to ?



2.where did your mummy went to ?

Obviously the First is correct.
Meanwhile, the sentence via which you posed the question is wrong too.

DanseMacabre:
Even your title should be 'these' and not 'this'.

You are too much.
I just highlighted that as well in my write up.
U really enter CLASS, no be rigmarole u do.
SMART MIND, ur moniker is noted.

I don't why people still make mistakes of applying "lose" & "loose" where necessary, despite ongoing campaigns against such literary malady.

MALIGNANTGuest:

You are too much.
I just highlighted that as well in my write up.
U really enter CLASS, no be rigmarole u do.
SMART MIND, ur moniker is noted.

I don't why people still make mistakes of applying "lose" & "loose" where necessary, despite ongoing campaigns against such literary malady.

Hahaha I just get eagle eye for such matters. It's crazy that no one could notice despite 'THIS' being written in all caps.

I greet you bro.

DanseMacabre:


Hahaha I just get eagle eye for such matters. It's crazy that no one could notice despite 'THIS' been written in all caps.

I greet you bro.

No be Eagle EYE matter.
The reason is you STUDIED your Books well.
You attended Lectures and paid undiluted attention. That's the reason.
IF you like flash such across some people's faces 1000 times, they will never see it.
U sabi the stuff.!
It's in ur response!

Memberclub:
2nd sentence doesn’t even have a question mark

Googles is your friend.