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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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About food
Which is correct, "What food do not you like? or What food you do not like?" Please help ASAP. Thank you.
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Neither "do not you like" nor "you do not like" is correct. What [types of] food don't you like? "
- Neither "do not you like" nor "you do not like" is correct.
- What [types of] food don't you like?
- "
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Neither "do not you like" nor "you do not like" is correct.
What [types of] food don't you like?
If for some reason you object to the contracted form, which is far, far more common, then you can say "What food do you not like?"
What [types of] food don't you like?
If for some reason you object to the contracted form, which is far, far more common, then you can say "What food do you not like?"
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