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i showed her the other day vs i shows her the other day

The correct phrase is 'I showed her the other day.' The verb 'showed' should be used in the past tense to match the time frame indicated by 'the other day.' 'Shows' is incorrect in this context.

Last updated: March 24, 2024

i showed her the other day

Correct. 'Showed' is the past tense form of the verb 'show,' which is appropriate for referring to a past action.

This phrase is used to talk about an action that was completed in the past, specifically on a day that is not today.

Examples:

  • I showed her the other day how to fix the computer issue.
  • He showed me the other day a shortcut to the park.
  • She showed them the other day a new recipe for lasagna.
  • They showed us the other day a great movie they had seen.
  • We showed him the other day the beautiful sunset at the beach.
  • It's just like I showed you the other day.
  • In fact, what I showed you the other day was fake.
  • I showed up three days early, showered my mom with gifts.
  • Claudette's been playing you since the day I showed up.
  • I remember the day I showed him the floor.
  • Then one day I showed up to a meeting so high, I passed out.
  • The first day I showed up here, I simply couldn't take it.
  • I came in here the other day and showed you some pictures.
  • So I showed up the first day at school, and I'm 12, the only black kid in the class...
  • Anyway, the next day I showed up at school with roller skates on, and everybody cracked up.
  • Teri and I went to high school together, and I showed up drunk the day of her "Star Search" audition.
  • She no-showed two days in a row.
  • The discovery I've made is that the man in the photograph that you showed me the other day was none other than Prince George, the Duke of Cambridge.
  • I showed you my comic artwork the other day.
  • And showed up two days later, alive.
  • He showed up one day, then left another...
  • They showed up the day before David died.
  • Eleanor showed up two days after O'Connor raided my house.
  • So, Lily's dad just showed up two days ago unannounced.
  • One of the witnesses showed up a day early.

i shows her the other day

Incorrect. 'Shows' is not the correct verb form to use in this context. It does not match the past time frame indicated by 'the other day.'

  • I saw a show the other day where these two caribou attacked an innocent hunter.
  • I saw a show the other day where these two caribou attacked an innocent hunter.
  • I was worried something had happened when she didn't show the other day.
  • Tachibana won that Show the other day, right?
  • Don't drink anything carbonated on a show day.
  • Miss Hastings, I show you staying three days beyond the tenth.
  • Starting at specified date show next days' activities.
  • Clinical signs can show up days before lab signs.
  • It was finally show day, and Sebastian and I were feeling good.
  • Show days with recurrent events in italic font in bottom left calendar
  • It's part of his routine on show days.
  • The producers don't like us to leave the studio on show day.
  • Leaving the studio on show day was a very big deal.
  • Congratulations for the show, the other day.
  • The day I show up at the site is the day you will have to retire.
  • I show you staying three days beyond the tenth.
  • There was a bit of a hoo-ha with Miss Thimble earlier, but then show day does tend to bring out the worst in the ladies.
  • Sue Sylvester is as old as the hills, so when she gave birth to her fully grown, 16-year-old baby with Down syndrome, it was a miracle, and she wanted to bring her to school every day and show her off.
  • You started on the show five days ago.
  • I only do one show a day.

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