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Danil Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Are you become/Do you become
Good evening! I am confused a bit. Sorry for a silly question, but
Should we use "Do" after become (When I make a questionable form)? because "become" = verb.
Do you become a rich? = gramatically correct
Are you become a rich? = grammaticaly incorrect
Am I right?
Kind regards and sorry for such a primal type of qustions.
Should we use "Do" after become (When I make a questionable form)? because "become" = verb.
Do you become a rich? = gramatically correct
Are you become a rich? = grammaticaly incorrect
Am I right?
Kind regards and sorry for such a primal type of qustions.
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Danil Do you become a rich? = grammatically correct Are you become a rich? = grammatically incorrect.
- Danil Do you become a rich?
- = grammatically correct Are you become a rich?
- = grammatically incorrect.
- Am I right?
- Right, but the first one has only very limited use for general questions: Do you become rich if you invest well?
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DanilDo you become a rich? = grammatically correct Are you become a rich? = grammatically incorrect. Am I right?Right, but the first one has only very limited use for general questions:
Do you become rich if you invest well?— This 'you' refers to everybody.
The correct question asking a person if he has a lot of money is
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