Because when you use an auxiliary, the verbs are always normal. Because the auxiliary is passing the sentence to the correct tense form.
"Did not go" is correct.
He didnt go to elemantary school he quit at 14
They had freedom of religion and didnt go to the same type of church all the other colonies went to.
Anyone could go on the top of the ziggurat they went their to worship gods back then people didnt believe in one god
they went to England and Ireland ,yo. they finna leave cause they didnt want to get killed ya feel me?
'Did not go.' is the correct phrase.
"Did not go" is correct.
He didnt go to college
He didnt go to Uni. He went to Eastbury Comprehensive School
No, but "I didn't go out of our house" is correct.
Original: Why is it important to have meetings at an work place? Because you didnt go to one. Ever. Correct: Why is it important to have meetings at a work place? Because I went to school.
he accually didnt go there he went to a school in galesburg Illinois
He didnt go to college he dropped out of highschool
No it didnt it went fine I think
he didnt go to collage do to likeing men
"She went for him" commonly means that she expressed interest in or pursued a romantic relationship with him. It can also suggest that she made a decision to support or defend him in a particular situation.
The correct phrase is "why didn't you go." In English, the auxiliary verb "did" is followed by the base form of the main verb, which in this case is "go." Therefore, "went" should not be used in this construction.