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lankeela | 14:42 Sat 22nd Aug 2020 | ChatterBank
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in the We Buy Any Car advert - he says to the car buyer 'did he agree to that too quickly'? I would have said 'didn't he agree to that too quickly'? Or is it just me?
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Avatar Image iluvmargie
To be honest, I think both would suffice.
17:33 Sat 22nd Aug 2020
Avatar Image andy-hughes
Essentially it's different ways of saying the same thing.
17:35 Sat 22nd Aug 2020
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Just you
17:36 Sat 22nd Aug 2020
Avatar Image Mamyalynne
It's all in the intonation - and the script of course.
17:36 Sat 22nd Aug 2020
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did and didn’t both past tense.
17:38 Sat 22nd Aug 2020
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I thing "Didn't he..." expects a "Yes" answer ie, agreeing with him. "Did he..." is a straight question. Either is grammatically correct.
17:42 Sat 22nd Aug 2020
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Sold my Car and contacted them to stop sending me emails but they didn't listen.I also agree with you.
17:44 Sat 22nd Aug 2020

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