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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
INterrogative!
Hello!
Can someone explain me exactly the situations when we don't need to use the verb to do to make a setence in the interrogative?
Thank you
Paulo Oliveira
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For a start, the tenses where the auxiliary verb 'do' is not used. Is Mary smiling? Will you call me tomorrow?
- For a start, the tenses where the auxiliary verb 'do' is not used.
- Is Mary smiling?
- Will you call me tomorrow?
- And sentences with a question word, like Who cooked dinner?
- Is this the kind of thing you are asking about?
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For a start, the tenses where the auxiliary verb 'do' is not used.
Is Mary smiling?
Will you call me tomorrow?
And sentences with a question word, like Who cooked dinner?
Is this the kind of thing you are asking about?
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