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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
examples please...
can you please give me example/s of a sentence that changes into question sentence with "do", "have". hope you can help me with this problem. thanks.. xx
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Virtually all sentences in which the main verb is a full verb in the present simple, will have the auxiliary verb DO in their question form. Verbs that do not use DO include BE, auxiliary HAVE and the modals CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, MUST, SHALL SHOULD, WILL and WOULD. A minority of speakers of BrE do not use the auxiliary DO with the full verb HAVE.
- Virtually all sentences in which the main verb is a full verb in the present simple, will have the auxiliary verb DO in their question form.
- Verbs that do not use DO include BE, auxiliary HAVE and the modals CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, MUST, SHALL SHOULD, WILL and WOULD.
- A minority of speakers of BrE do not use the auxiliary DO with the full verb HAVE.
- Virtually all sentences in which the verb is in the present perfect will change the order of the subject and auxiliary HAVE in the question form.
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Virtually all sentences in which the main verb is a full verb in the present simple, will have the auxiliary verb DO in their question form.
Verbs that do not use DO include BE, auxiliary HAVE and the modals CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, MUST, SHALL SHOULD, WILL and WOULD. A minority of speakers of BrE do not use the auxiliary DO with the full verb HAVE.
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Verbs that do not use DO include BE, auxiliary HAVE and the modals CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, MUST, SHALL SHOULD, WILL and WOULD. A minority of speakers of BrE do not use the auxiliary DO with the full verb HAVE.
Virtually all sentences in whi
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