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| Did you killed her? Did you kill her? Do you kill her? And for this question, Never do that again,understood? Never do that again,understand?Which is correct? |
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| . These are correct: Did you kill her? Never do that again,understood? Never do that again,understand? . |
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| Did you killed her? Wrong Did you kill her? Correct Do you kill her? Grammatical, but very strange. It would imply a habitual behavior (i.e. that you kill someone repeatedly, for habit) EDIT: Come to think about it, still we would say "This thing is killing me" Never do that again,understood? Never do that again,understand? Both are correct, but I dare say both are a bit informal. In a more grammatically correct (or formal, if you prefer) way, they would be phrased as: "Never do that again, is that/have you understood?" "Never do that again, do you understand?" |
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