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u didn't told me about that vs u didn't tell me about that

The correct phrase is "u didn't tell me about that". The verb "tell" should be used in the past tense form "told" after the auxiliary verb "did". Therefore, the second phrase is the correct one.

Last updated: March 22, 2024 • 1078 views

u didn't told me about that

This phrase is incorrect. The verb "tell" should be used in the past tense form "told" after the auxiliary verb "did".

The correct form is "u didn't tell me about that" when referring to someone not informing you about something in the past.
  • Your son want to marry a guy, you didn't told me that.
  • Kate didn't told me how old you were, so I bought you a toy truck.
  • He has a wife that he hasn't told me about that I talked to on the phone just now.
  • You still haven't told me about your chat with Detective Fales.
  • Well, you haven't told me about the safe hidden in your office.
  • You still haven't told me about the hour you spent with Borz Altan in Maracaibo.
  • You haven't told me about your husband.
  • It's been, like, 24 hours and you still haven't told me about your date with Dominic.
  • Whatever the Black Swan is, he certainly hasn't told me about it.
  • Because if you've known about an IRA gunman living on my patch and you haven't told me about it, I'm going to be very angry.
  • You haven't told me about Jane.
  • Mr Molloy told me about that lovely letter from your wife.
  • You never told me about that boy in the wagon.
  • Chase told me about that idea you had, the parents holding the baby.
  • You never told me about that guy and your sweet 16.
  • She told me about that backwards film of yours, Living in Reverse.
  • Daniel told me about that before he died.
  • Marge told me about that confusion over at VSN.
  • Claire and Kate told me about that place.
  • My Dad told me about that fight.

u didn't tell me about that

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express that someone did not inform you about something in the past. The verb "tell" is correctly used in the past tense form after the auxiliary verb "did".
  • Because Fiona didn't tell me about that.
  • Gianni didn't tell me about that.
  • You didn't tell me about that part.
  • The boy didn't tell me about that.
  • Big mike didn't tell me about that.
  • I wonder why Ted didn't tell me about that.
  • I wonder why Ted didn't tell me about that.
  • You didn't tell me about him.
  • And you didn't tell me about it.
  • Like you didn't tell me about having an affair with a married professor.
  • You didn't tell me about the demo.
  • She didn't tell me about Dom or the baby.
  • But you didn't tell me about a fella named Gilligan.
  • You didn't tell me about the Chair of Cheer.
  • No, he didn't tell me about you.
  • You didn't tell me about Phelps, Ricky.
  • Father Raphael didn't tell me about the others.
  • You didn't tell me about this guy on purpose.
  • You didn't tell me about you and Merle Kittredge at college.
  • You didn't tell me about Poland.

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