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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
one doesn't simply gets diabetic just by doing this.
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
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O ne doesn't simply get diabet es just by doing this.
- O ne doesn't simply get diabet es just by doing this.
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Thanks a lot for replying so quickly and correcting the sentence. But I wanted to know what part of the sentence I posted wrong. Please reply. I know we can not use does and and gets together in a sentence but are there any exceptions?
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And in the sentence I don't wish to change to diabetes from diabetic. Kindly help.
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Mynameis,
Please note. Posting twice doesn't mean you will get faster response. What it will do is make people annoyed.
Please note. Posting twice doesn't mean you will get faster response. What it will do is make people annoyed.
MynameisAnd in the sentence I don't wish to change to diabetes from diabetic. Kindly help.That's not how it works. Your wish will not come true I am afraid. "Diabetes" is a disease. Diabetic is an adjective pertaining to condition of th
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Thanks for the reply grammarfreak. I would try not to post twice in future.
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Hi Mynameis;
We are all volunteers here. so you have to be patient. Someone will answer but we do not get paid by you or anyone else.
The helping verb do (does, did, done) always is used with the infinitive (the dictionary entry for a verb). That is also true for the modal auxiliary verbs (can, could, would, should, may, might, will, ought to)
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We are all volunteers here. so you have to be patient. Someone will answer but we do not get paid by you or anyone else.
The helping verb do (does, did, done) always is used with the infinitive (the dictionary entry for a verb). That is also true for the modal auxiliary verbs (can, could, would, should, may, might, will, ought to)
eg:
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