Question

Chris __________ to attend the programme
A. did not wanted
B. did not want
C. do not wanted
D. does not wanted​

Answer 1

B. did not want

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Answer 2

Option B. did not want

Explanation:

• We have to fill in with the correct forms of verbs given in the options.
• The subject is 'Chris', a third person singular noun. So based on this we have to choose the most appropriate form of verb.
• Option A. 'did not wanted' is wrong. It is because when there are two verbs -an auxiliary (did) and an action verb (want), only the auxiliary verb should take the past tense form. Both the verbs cannot be in past.
• Option C. 'do not want' is incorrect. The reason is that 'Chris' is a third person singular noun. But 'do' is used for 'I/We/ They/You'. The present tense form of the auxiliary verb 'do' is 'does' for 'Chris'.
• Option D. 'does not wanted' is wrong. When two verbs are used, only the auxiliary should be modified (does) and the action verb (want) should remain unchanged.
• Option B. 'did not want' is the right answer. Only the auxiliary is modified and the action verb (want) remains unchanged.