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Odyssey Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Doesn't and Does not
Bad - He doesn't work as hard as she does.
Corrected version = He does not work as hard as she does
this is the correct version in the textbook but i cant get the grammatics right. can anyone please help out there?
Corrected version = He does not work as hard as she does
this is the correct version in the textbook but i cant get the grammatics right. can anyone please help out there?
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This isn't a question of bad or good, but of formal and informal. Both of your sentences are correct. Contractions ("doesn't") are simply informal.
- This isn't a question of bad or good, but of formal and informal.
- Both of your sentences are correct.
- Contractions ("doesn't") are simply informal.
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This isn't a question of bad or good, but of formal and informal. Both of your sentences are correct. Contractions ("doesn't") are simply informal.
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