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Eitan Tom Godinger Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Do/Does VS Be
I wan't to be sure.
Should I say in a question : Do you like to eat? or are you like to eat?
Into which sentence I need to put Do and what sentence to be ?
some one told me that Do using in a sentence with a verb, and to be need to be in a sentence with adjective, for example: Is she pretty? Does he come to the party ?
and how can I use Do\Does in a regular sentence that contain a verb, for example: We do need him.
Can you make it clear? I really appreciate it.
Should I say in a question : Do you like to eat? or are you like to eat?
Into which sentence I need to put Do and what sentence to be ?
some one told me that Do using in a sentence with a verb, and to be need to be in a sentence with adjective, for example: Is she pretty? Does he come to the party ?
and how can I use Do\Does in a regular sentence that contain a verb, for example: We do need him.
Can you make it clear? I really appreciate it.
Top answer
Should I say in a question : Do you like to eat? some one told me that Do using in a sentence with a verb, and to be need to be in a sentence with adjective, for example: Is she pretty? Can you make it clear?
- Should I say in a question : Do you like to eat?
- some one told me that Do using in a sentence with a verb, and to be need to be in a sentence with adjective, for example: Is she pretty?
- Can you make it clear?
- I really appreciate it.
- Yes, use "do" for a verb and use "be" for an adjective or noun.
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Eitan Tom GodingerI wan't to be sure.Should I say in a question : Do you like to eat? or are you like to eat?Into which sentence I need to put Do and what sentence to be ?some one told me that Do using in a sentence with a verb, and to be need to be in a sentence with adjective, for example: Is she pretty? Does he come to the party ?and how can I use Do\Does in a regular s
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