In this video, learn English grammar and learn the difference between "didn't" and "wasn't" in past negative sentences.

"Didn't" is an auxiliary verb used in the past simple negative with regular verbs. It's used with all subjects.

"Wasn't" is the past simple negative of the verb "to be" and it's used with the subjects: I, He, She, It.

To understand how to use "didn't" and "wasn't", we'll start with a present simple positive statement, turn it into a negative statement, and then turn it into a past simple negative statement.

By the end of the video you'll improve your understanding of basic English grammar and feel confident using "didn't" and "wasn't".

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