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Complete the hungry roommate's dramatic questions about the suddenly empty refrigerator.
"Wait, _________________________ to the grocery store yesterday like you promised? And why _________________________ cheese left in the crisper drawer?"
The correct answers are didn't you go and is there no.
Didn't you go is a negative question used to express surprise or confirm an expectation. The structure is Auxiliary (Did) + n't + Subject + Base Verb. "Didn't you went" is incorrect because after "did," the main verb must stay in the base form ("go," not "went"). "You didn't go" is a statement, not a question — questions need the auxiliary before the subject.
Why is there no is correct because "no" already makes the sentence negative. Using "isn't there no" would create an incorrect double negative.