Find the grammatical error with explanation. After working so much in the fields yesterday, did you took a break?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to identify the grammatical error in the sentence and provide an explanation for it. Specifically, the error occurs in the verb tense used in the phrase 'did you took,' which should be corrected to 'did you take.'
Answer
Use 'take' instead of 'took' after 'did.'
The grammatical error in the sentence is the use of 'took' instead of 'take.' The verb should be in the present tense after 'did,' so the correct sentence is 'After working so much in the fields yesterday, did you take a break?'
Answer for screen readers
The grammatical error in the sentence is the use of 'took' instead of 'take.' The verb should be in the present tense after 'did,' so the correct sentence is 'After working so much in the fields yesterday, did you take a break?'
More Information
In questions formed with the auxiliary verb 'did,' the main verb should be in its base form. This is a common rule in English grammar.
Tips
A common mistake is to incorrectly change the main verb's tense after using 'did' in questions or negative sentences, which should stay in the base form.
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