What is correct happen or happened?

The past tense, ‘happened’ is correct. ————————————————–

Happen is used when something is yet to occur, for example ‘It’s going to happen’ whereas happened is when something has already occurred ‘its is going to happen’ Happen is present tense (it is going on right now) but happened is past tense (it has already gone on).

You don’t know if something happened, so you re asking if anything happened. What happened? = You know something happened, but you don’t know what, so you are asking what happened. See a translation.

“What had happened” is the past tense of “what has happened”. It means something has started in the past and ended in the past. “Has happened” means something started in the past and just ended now. “happened” is simple past indicates a specific time or moment in the past.

“When was it happened?” is not correct because you must use the base form of the main verb after an auxiliary verb. You used “happened,” which is the past tense and past participle of “to happen.” The correct phrasing would be “When did it happen?”

Happened sentence example

1. You just happened to get caught on camera. …
2. A lot had happened in the last few months. …
3. What happened to her? …
4. Hey, you’ll never guess what happened tonight. …
5. Yet it was a short period of time for so much to have happened to them.

The past tense and past participle of happen. I happened to find my lost ring today. It happened again!

How to use Happens in a sentence. What ever happens, we’re in this together. What happens if I feed the trees? This thing happens to be very important to me.

It is incorrect to say “It was not happened”, because it is against the rules of tense – past tense, in this case. It could be “It did not happen”, in which case it will be simple past. “It was not happening” is past continuous and differs in meaning from “It did not happen”. Hope the links will be of help to you.

Happen, which originally denoted the taking place by hap or chance, is now the most general word for coming to pass: Something has happened.

Happen, which originally denoted the taking place by hap or chance, is now the most general word for coming to pass: Something has happened.

They are all correct in context although you don’t need the comma. I wanted to see what would happen when the fuse was lit. Here you are describing an action in the past that is not complete. I wanted to see what would have happened if the fuse had been lit.

What Just Happened is a 2008 American satirical comedy-drama Directed by Barry Levinson and starring Robert De Niro. The supporting cast includes Catherine Keener, Robin Wright Penn, Stanley Tucci, Moon Bloodgood, John Turturro, Sean Penn, and Bruce Willis.

(of a situation or an event) To have existence or come into existence: No one knows exactly what happened but several people have been hurt. Anything could happen in the next half hour. A funny thing happened in the office today.

Verb Forms of Happen

1[Intransitive] to take place, especially without being planned You’ll never guess what’s happened!

“It will be happened” would be grammatically incorrect. You might have meant “It happened” which would mean something in the past happened. “It will happen” means that something hasnt occurred yet, but will occur in the future.

“It just so happens(ned) is an idiomatic expression implying that the event happened in due course without outside influence. The word used to describe that situation is “serendipity” implying unexpected, unplanned or surprising.