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#1 23-Oct-2003, 23:57Do-___-Done
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I'm not a teacher, so please consider any advice I give in that context.
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#2 10-Aug-2006, 11:34Re: Do-___-Done
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#3 10-Aug-2006, 13:15Re: Do-___-Done
The answer is "did" as long as we have an adverb of time : yesterday.
It`s a finished past action.
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#4 20-Aug-2006, 14:20Re: Do-___-Done
do /did /done
The past simple always has did
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#5 23-Apr-2008, 14:43Re: Do-___-Done
I did my homework yesterday.
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#6 14-Nov-2008, 00:19Re: Do-___-Done
I didn't know about this forum yesterday.
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#7 28-Nov-2008, 09:16Re: Do-___-Done
i guess DiD is The best
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#8 28-Nov-2008, 10:00Re: Do-___-Done
OMG, What a wrong choice of mine.
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#9 26-Mar-2009, 15:23Re: Do-___-Done
did
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#10 27-Mar-2009, 04:22Re: Do-___-Done
I agree with did, though in some books, in certain contexts, the present participle might be required: doing.
