Did not come or came?

It is imperative for the first form of the verb to be used in juxtaposition to “did”. And that is why, “didn’t come” is correct, which is clearly the first form of the verb and not the third, which is also the same, the three forms being: come-came-come.

Is didn’t come correct?

“She didn’t come” is the correct way of saying this.

What is the difference between he came and he has come?

“She has come” is the right one. The word “has” is past tense and the word “came” is also past tense, you can’t combined them together. If you to want to use the word “came” instead of “come”, it should be written as “she came”.

Is ‘I didn’t come’ correct grammar?

‘I didn’t come’ is correct. It is a general rule that if a sentence is written in past tense, there should be only one verb in the past form and the related verb should be in present form. Usually, in the negative sentences the auxiliary verb ‘did’ will carry a ‘not’.

Is “didn’t come” the same as “did”?

It is imperative for the first form of the verb to be used in juxtaposition to “did”. And that is why, “didn’t come” is correct, which is clearly the first form of the verb and not the third, which is also the same, the three forms being: come-came-come.

Which sentence is correct “why you did not come?

Which sentence is correct, “Why you did not come?” or “Why did not came?” Neither sentence is correct. “Why you did not come?” – The problem with this first sentence is the word order. When changing a statement into a question in English, often the word order of the subject and verb are switched.

Is it correct to say “why you did not come”?

The correct is “why you did not come.” You’re talking about something is already happened. But since something didn’t happen you must not use every word in past tense. Came is past tense from the word come but since someone didn’t do it, so it will be remain in it’s present tense word.