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| We had a lovely time, didn't we? |
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| Mary, nothing wrong with that that I can see. Mike |
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| Welcome, Mary. ![]() In North American English, "had" is synonymous with "did have", [1] We had a lovely time, didn't we? (verb) [2] We did have a lovely time, didn't we? (auxiliary + verb) [3] We had to go, didn't we? [4] We have to go, don't we? [5] We did have to go, didn't we? [6] We do have to go, don't we? |
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| Thank you for your answer! I appreciate it |
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