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Tolerance Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Doubting of question grammatical correctness
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Is such form of question possible?: "what do you have developed there?", talking about developed industries in a country. Or "what have you developed there?" is more appropriate to ask?
I based my question on "what do you have?" question, and extended it. Im not able to justify "what do have developed there?" grammatically, it appeared in head , I wrote it. We put Question word first + Auxilary verb second + Object + the rest of question. Only assume that "have developed" could be present perfect statement.
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Is such form of question possible?: "what do you have developed there?", talking about developed industries in a country. Or "what have you developed there?" is more appropriate to ask?
I based my question on "what do you have?" question, and extended it. Im not able to justify "what do have developed there?" grammatically, it appeared in head , I wrote it. We put Question word first + Auxilary verb second + Object + the rest of question. Only assume that "have developed" could be present perfect statement.
Searching for the truth
Regards
Top answer
What do you get developed there? is what you need here.
- What do you get developed there?
- is what you need here.
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