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Donnie Posted 23 years ago
Grammar

Do and Does , has and have

how to use them in a sentence. it is correct to say she has but if you are going to use 'does' then the has becomes have. why?
  

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because when you use the verb 'to do' as an auxilary verb, it takes the third person eg She has a cold. ) eg2 She doesn't have a cold. (to do is the auxilary verb it becomes does, have stays the same)

  • because when you use the verb 'to do' as an auxilary verb, it takes the third person eg She has a cold.
  • ) eg2 She doesn't have a cold.
  • (to do is the auxilary verb it becomes does, have stays the same)
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because when you use the verb 'to do' as an auxilary verb, it takes the third person

eg She has a cold. (to have is the main verb, there isn't an auxilary so have becomes has.)

eg2 She doesn't have a cold. (to do is the auxilary verb it becomes does, have stays the same)
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I do have money.
She does have money.

I have money.
She has money.

Once do or does used, they should go with ' have ' not ' has ' as a rule in grammar.
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Right, you only have to "inflect" one verb in a simple tense (past or present). When there is also a helping verb in the sentence, then this one is inflected while the main verb remains unchanged.

He has money. -> "has" is the only verb, so it has to be flected to show which tense or person is used.

He does have money. -> "does" is the helping verb, it stresses the meani
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why do we need auxilary word in the sentence? and how to use those auxilaries word? how many auxilary word in english grammar?
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There are twenty-eight auxiliary forms in English. (F. R. Palmer: The English Verb)

BE: is, are, am, was, were, ("nonfinite forms" be, being, been),
HAVE: has, have, had, ("nonfinite forms" have, having),
DO: do, does, did,
MODALS:
will, would, shall, should, can, could, may, might, must, ought, dare, need

The auxiliaries BE, HAVE, and
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Verbs are conjugated (changed) to fit the sentence. The infinitive (original form) of the verb "has" is "to have".

First Sentence: "She has a dog." The word "has" is the first and only verb in the sentence.

Second Sentence: "She does have a dog." The word "does" is the first verb, and the word "have" is the second verb.

In English (and other languages, like Spanish), t
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0Is it correct if I say that " The Cage number has cage number but the cabinets has no cabinets data", Is that a right grammar?0-
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0Well, your sentence doesn't make a lot of sense so do you mind if I change the nouns a little?02br
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00The cage has a cage number but the cabinets have no files.02br
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00the cage - singular so use 'has'.02br
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00cabinets - plural so use 'have'.0-
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papa does have bag. is this right.

papa has bag.is this right

which one is the right sentence?
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...this is useful...ahahhaha my students fought with me about this and I tried to explain but they said their teacher taught them before, but as we know grammar has some rules and exception to the rule...THANKS for posting

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