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Phạm Quang Khiêm Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
These 2 question structures confuse me :
1. What don't + subject + bare verb ?
Ex : What don't you like ?
2. What do + subject + not + bare verb?
Ex : What do you not like ?
Are there any differences between them ? Or either of them is grammatically wrong ?
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They are alternate ways of saying the same thing. Both are correct. There is no difference, though the second one emphasizes the negative slightly more strongly.
- They are alternate ways of saying the same thing.
- Both are correct.
- There is no difference, though the second one emphasizes the negative slightly more strongly.
- CJ
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They are alternate ways of saying the same thing. Both are correct. There is no difference, though the second one emphasizes the negative slightly more strongly.
CJ
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