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Sundarnaz Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Help is ineeded
what does float on high hill
or
what floats on high hill
which one is correct
I didnt put the question mark at the end of the sentences because the keys are not working
or
what floats on high hill
which one is correct
I didnt put the question mark at the end of the sentences because the keys are not working
Top answer
When you ask about the subject of the sentence, you don't need the helping verbs do, does, and did.
- When you ask about the subject of the sentence, you don't need the helping verbs do, does, and did.
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When you ask about the subject of the sentence, you don't need the helping verbs do, does, and did.
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What floats on the / a high hill? This is the most common form of the question.
What does float on the / a high hill? This is grammatically correct, but not the normal form of the question.
What does float on the / a high hill? This is grammatically correct, but not the normal form of the question.
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