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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Do make ,do have, what does it mean?
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I know that for somone it could be a silly question, but i dont understand what does it mean when we put do before have, make or any verb, for example: I do have a lot of homework today. Thanks for any answers.
I know that for somone it could be a silly question, but i dont understand what does it mean when we put do before have, make or any verb, for example: I do have a lot of homework today. Thanks for any answers.
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Hi, It is not a silly question at all. We use "do" with a verb in asking questions. ) But sometimes we use it in the declarative sentence for emphasis.
- Hi, It is not a silly question at all.
- We use "do" with a verb in asking questions.
- ) But sometimes we use it in the declarative sentence for emphasis.
- I like a little cream in my coffee.
- It does make a big difference in the taste.
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Hi,
It is not a silly question at all.
We use "do" with a verb in asking questions. (Do you speak English?)
But sometimes we use it in the declarative sentence for emphasis.
I like a little cream in my coffee. It does make a big difference in the taste.
It is not a silly question at all.
We use "do" with a verb in asking questions. (Do you speak English?)
But sometimes we use it in the declarative sentence for emphasis.
I like a little cream in my coffee. It does make a big difference in the taste.
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