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Jacky56Lin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

A car/ cars . help me please

Hello Teachers

A: Do you have a car ? Can you lend me?

A: Do you have cars ? Can you lend me?

A: Do you have any car? Can you lend me?

A: Do you have any cars? Can you lend me?



A: Do you have some cars? Can you lend me?



which one is more spoken?

and any different meanings?



Thanks a lot

  

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there are some different between your sentences, you may ask these questions when the situation you are in! but the more spoken sentence is " Do you have any cars? " good luck!!

— Rifanhab

  • there are some different between your sentences, you may ask these questions when the situation you are in!
  • but the more spoken sentence is " Do you have any cars?
  • " good luck!!
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there are some different between your sentences, you may ask these questions when the situation you are in! but the more spoken sentence is "Do you have any cars? "

good luck!!
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Please tell me each difference! Thanks
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I believe you can use any of them interchangably.

However, I also believe that you would use "Do you have a car ? "

when you happen to discuss with your companion about a specific car.

For instance, if you have happen to talk about Aston Martin with a friend of yours, you may ask your friend if he/she has a car. I'm NOT 100 percent on this, but I presume that
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Hi bongbong

However, I also believe that you would use "Do you have a car ? "

I am not sure that, but I would say "Do you have the car" or " Do you have a car like this one"

Thanks
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I think you are correct.

I tend to forget that "a" is used as a generic term, but "the" tends to be more specific.
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