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25 Dec 2017
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what is it correct?
I did get a new toy for my dog
I got a new toy for my dog
what is it correct?
I did get a new toy for my dog
I got a new toy for my dog
I did get a new toy for my dog
I got a new toy for my dog
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The second. The first, you must use "did" only in questions and negative sentences.
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They are both correct. The first one is in the declaritive past tense. The second one is in the simple past tense. You probably meant the second.
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