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Norwolf Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Do be not

Hi, teachers.

Here comes a question:

We say: Be not worried!

Can we say: Do be not worried! ?

Thank you very much.
  

Top answer

" Of course, "Do not be worried" is idiomatic. " That is, biblical - specifically, King James.

— Avangi

  • " Of course, "Do not be worried" is idiomatic.
  • " That is, biblical - specifically, King James.
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The short answer is "NO!"

Of course, "Do not be worried" is idiomatic. Emotion: smile

I take "Be not worried" as similar to "L
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AvangiThe short answer is "NO!"

Of course, "Do not be worried" is idiomatic.
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