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Why do you cried at the party vs Why you cried at the party

The correct phrase is "Why did you cry at the party?". Both phrases provided are incorrect. In English, when forming a question in the past tense, we use the auxiliary verb "did" before the subject. Additionally, the verb "cry" should be in the past tense form, which is "cried".

Last updated: March 31, 2024 • 623 views

Why do you cried at the party

This phrase is incorrect. The verb "cried" should be in the past tense form, which is "cried".

The correct form should be "Why did you cry at the party?" when asking about a past event.
  • I was very touched that you cried at my funeral.
  • You cried at a box of girl scout cookies.
  • I mean, this morning, you cried at a beer commercial.
  • Michael, you cried At that tag line for a movie you made up.
  • You cried at your ex-wife's funeral because of survivor's guilt?
  • You cried at our wedding, for God's sake
  • Why don't you girls get back to the party.
  • Why don't we go get the food for the party.
  • Why don't you tell everybody what you did last night to Greg at the party.
  • Tom, why don't you go to the party for a little while, then your mom and I will pick you up afterwards.
  • Why do we conclude so soon that the positions of the parties are unbreachable?
  • Why don't you tell 'em why you cried like a baby all through boot camp?
  • So, why don't we join the party?
  • Why don't we go enjoy the party?
  • But why don't we just skip the party
  • Why don't we go back to the party?
  • Why don't you two join the party?
  • Anyway, why don't you take that and go ahead and start the party without me, and then...
  • Why don't you come back after the party...
  • Why don't we go out to dinner and celebrate after the party?

Why you cried at the party

This phrase is incorrect. It is missing the auxiliary verb "did" before the subject.

The correct form should be "Why did you cry at the party?" when asking about a past event.
  • I was very touched that you cried at my funeral.
  • You cried at a box of girl scout cookies.
  • I mean, this morning, you cried at a beer commercial.
  • Michael, you cried At that tag line for a movie you made up.
  • You cried at your ex-wife's funeral because of survivor's guilt?
  • You cried at our wedding, for God's sake
  • That's why you cried out when House shot at Taub.
  • Without knowing why you'd gone to the party.
  • Why don't you tell 'em why you cried like a baby all through boot camp?
  • But I cried at The Dirty Dozen.
  • I cried at the gas chamber scenes.
  • She cried at the sight of her father's dead body.
  • I think she cried at my funeral.
  • You know, I even cried at the Leafs game with Paul last night.
  • I figured out why I cried at Loretta's funeral.
  • I cried at Wheel Of Fortune today.
  • The last time I cried at work, I was 27.
  • He cried at Benji: The Hunted.
  • Which is why you're going to put this memo down and give me a quote from the White House, who has yet to respond to repeated allegations that the party it presides over is suffering through its worst P.R. crisis in years.
  • And that story of yours about why you joined the party and Ruth and the canvassing, well, the dates don't fit.

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