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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
DO/DOES
Hello Teachers,
1.What does the lions on the national symbol stand for?
2.What do the lions on the national symbol stand for?
What is subject of these two sentences? Is it "the lions"?
If so, then I think (2) is correct.
What is your opinion?
Thanks.
1.What does the lions on the national symbol stand for?
2.What do the lions on the national symbol stand for?
What is subject of these two sentences? Is it "the lions"?
If so, then I think (2) is correct.
What is your opinion?
Thanks.
Top answer
Hanuman, You think right. " CJ
- Hanuman, You think right.
- " CJ
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Hanuman,
You think right.
"The lions on the national symbol (do) stand for [something / what?]" > "What do the lions on the national symbol stand for?"
CJ
You think right.
"The lions on the national symbol (do) stand for [something / what?]" > "What do the lions on the national symbol stand for?"
CJ
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SIR(Mr.CJ)
You are a source of inspiration for me. I am not able to express my feeling into words.
I think, you understand it better.
Thanks.
You are a source of inspiration for me. I am not able to express my feeling into words.
I think, you understand it better.
Thanks.
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