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jayhosong
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Maissae04
29 Dec 2020
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did you eat?*
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zr755
29 Dec 2020
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"Did you eat?" is the correct form.
"Did you ate?" is grammatically incorrect. Verb after do/does/did needs to be in its base form.
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Bakuhan
29 Dec 2020
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did you ate is incorrect grammar
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Maissae04
30 Dec 2020
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@Bakuhan yes
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HansLoganToby1
31 Dec 2020
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eat-ate-eaten.
Do you eat fish every day? Yes, I eat fish every day.
Did you eat fish yesterday? Yes, I ate fish yesterday.
["Did you ate" is an ungrammatical structure. In a question: Did + subject + eat (base form)]
Have you eaten fish every day this month? Yes, I have eaten fish every day this month.
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aeberryofficial
9 Jun 2022
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"Did you eat?" Asking the question regarding food. Often used.
"Did you ate?" Even though 'ate' is pass tense it does not work in this sentence. Ate is the preterite conjugation of eat and is used when conjugating without the verbs "do" or "have"
therefore, you do not use "ate" when asking a question, only when stating a fact
an example
"I ate this."
"You ate that"
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