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Nader75 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
correct me pleas this
is this true :
who dose have (possession) somthing ....
who dose have (possession) somthing ....
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We don't usually use do/does/did except in questions and negative sentences: Does he smoke? He does not like green eggs and ham . In affirmative sentences, we usually just say: He has a ham sandwich .
- We don't usually use do/does/did except in questions and negative sentences: Does he smoke?
- He does not like green eggs and ham .
- In affirmative sentences, we usually just say: He has a ham sandwich .
- If you are making a very strong point, then you can use it in an affirmative statement: He doesn't have any green eggs or ham, but he does have a rather old omelette.
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We don't usually use do/does/did except in questions and negative sentences:
Does he smoke?
He does not like green eggs and ham.
In affirmative sentences, we usually just say: He has a ham sandwich.
If you are making a very strong point, then you can use it in an affirmative statement: He doesn't have any green eggs or ham, but he
Does he smoke?
He does not like green eggs and ham.
In affirmative sentences, we usually just say: He has a ham sandwich.
If you are making a very strong point, then you can use it in an affirmative statement: He doesn't have any green eggs or ham, but he
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