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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
has or have
Hi, which one is correct and why ?, thanks:
- Because it doesn't has colors
- Because it doesn't have colors
- Because it doesn't has colors
- Because it doesn't have colors
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Hello, Anonymous: English is a difficult language, but sometimes it is easy. Please just remember that after do/does/did, you ALWAYS (no exceptions) use the so-called base form (that is, the form of the verb that you look for in a dictionary). It does n't have colors.
- Hello, Anonymous: English is a difficult language, but sometimes it is easy.
- Please just remember that after do/does/did, you ALWAYS (no exceptions) use the so-called base form (that is, the form of the verb that you look for in a dictionary).
- It does n't have colors.
- ") It did n't have colors.
- I do n't have a lot of intelligence.
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Hello, Anonymous:
English is a difficult language, but sometimes it is easy.
Please just remember that after do/does/did, you ALWAYS (no exceptions) use the so-called base form (that is, the
form of the verb that you look for in a dictionary).
It doesn't have colors. (In a dictionary, you look for "have," NOT: "has," "had," or "having.")
English is a difficult language, but sometimes it is easy.
Please just remember that after do/does/did, you ALWAYS (no exceptions) use the so-called base form (that is, the
form of the verb that you look for in a dictionary).
It doesn't have colors. (In a dictionary, you look for "have," NOT: "has," "had," or "having.")
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