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Grammer Question
Why is the sentence "He doesn't has money," wrong?
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Hi, Why is the sentence "He doesn't has money," wrong? When you use the auxiliary verb 'do', it must be followd by the infinitve (ie base) form of the verb. eg He does not have money.
- Hi, Why is the sentence "He doesn't has money," wrong?
- When you use the auxiliary verb 'do', it must be followd by the infinitve (ie base) form of the verb.
- eg He does not have money.
- / He does n't have money.
- eg Why does he not have money?
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Hi,
Why is the sentence "He doesn't has money," wrong?
When you use the auxiliary verb 'do', it must be followd by the infinitve (ie base) form of the verb.
eg He does not have money. / He doesn't have money.
eg Why does he not
Why is the sentence "He doesn't has money," wrong?
When you use the auxiliary verb 'do', it must be followd by the infinitve (ie base) form of the verb.
eg He does not have money. / He doesn't have money.
eg Why does he not
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