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Penicillin Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Do you will...?
Hello
I know the right question is "Will you read?".
But is this question "Do you will read?" correct somehow?
Thanks
I know the right question is "Will you read?".
But is this question "Do you will read?" correct somehow?
Thanks
Top answer
No, it is correct nohow.
- No, it is correct nohow.
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Hi,
No, it's not.
'Do' is used with the Simple Present. eg
Q - Do you read every day?
A - Yes, I do read every day. I read for an hour every afternoon.
Best wishes, Clive
No, it's not.
'Do' is used with the Simple Present. eg
Q - Do you read every day?
A - Yes, I do read every day. I read for an hour every afternoon.
Best wishes, Clive
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PenicillinI know the right question is "Will you read?".No. You can't have more than one operator in a clause. do is an operator. will is an operator.
But is this question "Do you will read?" correct somehow?
For more on operators, see and .
CJ
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Thanks guys
So I win the bet
Becuase my friend told me that that sentence is right, but I said no it's not, I've never
So I win the bet
Becuase my friend told me that that sentence is right, but I said no it's not, I've never
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