Grammar Quiz
Topics: Grammar and Absence

What is the correct form of the sentence: “Sarah and I watched a movie together last night” in the negative?

A. Sarah and I didn’t watched a movie together last night.

B. Sarah and I didn’t watch a movie together last night.

C. Sarah and I did not watched a movie together last night.

D. Sarah and I don’t watch a movie together last night.

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