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    "never did they stood" is incorrect grammer?

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      Yes!


      They never stood, would be better.

      12 years ago. Rating: 5
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        maheen.akeel

        never did they stand? is correct?
        commented 12 years ago
        ROMOS

        It depends on the context.
        commented 12 years ago

        did they never stood?


         

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          sunnyB

          Did they never stand would be better grammer for this sentence, as you are asking a question.
          commented 12 years ago


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