What does have not thought mean?

If you didn’t think, you failed to perform an action, deliberately or not. If you haven’t thought about it (which is wrong anyway, it should be hadn’t thought in that context), you are saying you did not have the means to think on the particular subject anyway.

What does I didnt think mean?

I wasn’t thinking​/​I didn’t think ​Definitions and Synonyms. phrase​spoken. DEFINITIONS1. used for saying that you are sorry that you have upset someone.

Is thought past tense?

The correct past tense of think is thought.

Is “I didn’t think it was okay” grammatically correct?

“I didn’t think it was okay” is grammatically correct. To form a negative past tense, use ‘did not’ along with the bare infinitive of the verb rather than the past tense. In this case ‘think’ is the bare infinitive of the verb ‘to think’ so the negative of ‘I thought’ is ‘I did not think’, rather than *’I did not thought’.

Is “didn’t” an auxiliary verb?

“Didn’t” is short for “did not,” and “did” is a finite verb. That is, it has a subject and a tense. It’s in past tense. “Thought” is also a finite verb. It’s also in past tense. When you have two verbs in a clause, the first should be an auxiliary verb, as a finite verb. “Did” can be used as an auxiliary.

Is it grammatically correct to say “very much appreciate it”?

Is It Grammatically Correct To Say “Very Much Appreciate It”? “Very much appreciate it” is grammatically incorrect. Instead, you can say “I very much appreciate it” or “very much appreciated.” Both of those phrases are perfectly fine and grammatically correct to say that you’re thankful for something someone has done for you.

Is the word ‘ personally’ grammatically correct in this sentence?

The short answer is that it is grammatically correct. Personally is an adverb, and in the example you reported, it is being used as adverb. Examples of usage reported from the NOAD include: She stayed to thank O’Brien personally.