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When does Stuart have lunch? ) appears in the verb "to do," and the main verb "to have" appears as the bare infinitive, or base form. When do I have lunch?
- When does Stuart have lunch?
- ) appears in the verb "to do," and the main verb "to have" appears as the bare infinitive, or base form.
- When do I have lunch?
- Note that when we make this change to your sentence, it's the "do" that changes.
- The "have" is still technically the base form, although it's identical to the first person singular.
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When does Stuart have lunch?
When "do support" is used (questions, negative statements, etc.), the inflection (tense, person, etc.) appears in the verb "to do," and the main verb "to have" appears as the bare infinitive, or base form.
When do I have lunch? .
Note that when we make this change to your sentence, it
When "do support" is used (questions, negative statements, etc.), the inflection (tense, person, etc.) appears in the verb "to do," and the main verb "to have" appears as the bare infinitive, or base form.
When do I have lunch? .
Note that when we make this change to your sentence, it
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