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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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He dare drink disel If ' dare' does not add 's' is the sentence right?
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), but normally not in affirmative sentences like yours. Leaving out the third person singular s is more common in questions and negative sentences. He dare not go there.
- ), but normally not in affirmative sentences like yours.
- Leaving out the third person singular s is more common in questions and negative sentences.
- He dare not go there.
- = He doesn't dare to go there.
- Dare he say anything?
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Dare and need can be used grammatically like modal verbs (can, could, may, must etc.), but normally not in affirmative sentences like yours. Leaving out the third person singular s is more common in questions and negative sentences.
He dare not go there. = He doesn't dare to go there.
Dare he say anything? = Does he dare to say anything?
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