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Select the most appropriate word to fill in the blank.
I ______ the film we saw yesterday.
didn’t like
wasn’t like
doesn’t like
haven’t liked
- Option 1: didn’t like
Correct! “I didn’t like the film we saw yesterday.” uses the simple past tense, which matches the past event “yesterday.”
- Option 2: wasn’t like
Incorrect. “Wasn’t like” is not a proper verb form for this sentence.
- Option 3: doesn’t like
Incorrect. “Doesn’t like” is simple present; but the event was in the past.
- Option 4: haven’t liked
Incorrect. “Haven’t liked” is present perfect; it’s not suitable when the time (“yesterday”) is specific.
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