“Didn’t Knew” or “Didn’t Know” The Correct Rule – Explained by Ummer Ahad

Introduction: Here in this post you will learn “didn’t knew” vs “didn’t know by Ummer Ahad with simple examples too, so that you will understand more better way.

He didn’t knew about it.

OR

He didn’t know about it

Answer: I didn’t know about it.

The basic and simple rule for this is Subject + did + did not + Base form of the Verb. To understand more clear, look at the following examples:

  • She didn’t go.
  • They didn’t understand.
  • They didn’t come today.

Tip: The verb we use after didn’t is not in the past form as did already carries the past tense in the sentence.

What about “I Didn’t Knew”?

The word knew, already emphasis past form of know.

The problem is using the word “it” after “didn’t”

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