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Krish_na Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Does not be?
" he does not generally be there" this is grammatically incorrect ,can anyone tell me why?
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Because "be" is an auxiliary verb and has a negative form, that's why it is incorrect to use the auxiliary "doesn't" before "be". The correct sentence is "He is not generally there"
- Because "be" is an auxiliary verb and has a negative form, that's why it is incorrect to use the auxiliary "doesn't" before "be".
- The correct sentence is "He is not generally there"
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Because "be" is an auxiliary verb and has a negative form, that's why it is incorrect to use the auxiliary "doesn't" before "be".
The correct sentence is
"He is not generally there"
The correct sentence is
"He is not generally there"
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