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Rja Posted 12 years ago
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Does she get a serious injury? vs Has she got a serious injury?
Does she get a serious injury?
vs
Has she got a serious injury?
which one is correct? what is the difference between them?
vs
Has she got a serious injury?
which one is correct? what is the difference between them?
Top answer
" (although we'd more likely say, Was she seriously injured) d
- " (although we'd more likely say, Was she seriously injured) d
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"Does" is used either as a general comment, or a story narrated as if it is in the present -
"And then the dragon attacked the woman"
"Does she get a serious injury?"
"Does she get a serious injury whenever she does that?" (a hypothetical discussion)
whereas "has" is referring to a real event now -
"Yesterday she drove into the tree and was injured!"
"Has she
"And then the dragon attacked the woman"
"Does she get a serious injury?"
"Does she get a serious injury whenever she does that?" (a hypothetical discussion)
whereas "has" is referring to a real event now -
"Yesterday she drove into the tree and was injured!"
"Has she
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