Auxiliary verb "do", in questions.
GPY wrote is this thread which was created by me:
When you use the auxiliary verb "do", e.g. in questions, the main verb, in this case "have", does not inflect but remains in its base form:Do you have ... ?
Does it have ... ?
Did we have ... ?
I want to make very simillar question:
"Does the label inside the jacket say (or says)? that the jacket is size 54?"
Should I use the letter "s" in the word "say" in the middle of sentence On the assumption of the rule of Mr. GPY ?
I am confused a bit. I am sorry ....
Regards
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Danil "Does the label inside the jacket say (or says)? "Should I use the letter "s" in the word "say" in the middle of sentence On the assumption of the rule of Mr. I am confused a bit.
- Danil "Does the label inside the jacket say (or says)?
- "Should I use the letter "s" in the word "say" in the middle of sentence On the assumption of the rule of Mr.
- I am confused a bit.
- I am sorry ....
- "Does the label inside the jacket say ( or say s )?
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Danil"Does the label inside the jacket say (or says)? that the jacket is size 54?"Should I use the letter "s" in the word "say" in the middle of sentence On the assumption of the rule of Mr. GPY ?I am confused a bit. I am sorry ....
"Does the label inside the jacket say (or say
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