I spent all the winter break with my friends. Not a single day ______ a few hours to myself. A. I ha

I spent all the winter break with my friends. Not a single day ______ a few hours to myself. A. I had B. did I have C. had I D. I was having

Let’s break down the sentence:

I spent all the winter break with my friends. Not a single day ______ a few hours to myself.

The first sentence sets up the context: the speaker was with friends every day. The second sentence starts with "Not a single day," which is a negative adverbial phrase at the beginning of the clause, meaning we should use inversion (subject–auxiliary inversion).

Without inversion, it would be:
"Not a single day I had a few hours to myself" — but that’s not correct in formal or standard English because of the fronted negative.

So, the correct structure:
"Not a single day did I have a few hours to myself."

That matches option B.

Answer: B. did I have