Which sentence sound more idiomatic when we talk to someone now for referring to something specific she/he did before, for example helping someone last night.
I like the way you act last night.
I like the way you acted last night.
I liked the way you act last night.
I liked the way you acted last night.
Best Answer
Grammatical error, "act".
Until now, I still like your actings last night.
Grammatical error, "act".
Now I no longer like although I had liked your actions last night.
Hence, only (2) and (4) are correct and I should've answered you too.