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Lemon97 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Is it the same?

Who walks home from school?
Who does walk home from school?

Is it the same?
  

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lemon97 Is it the same? Are they the same? The meaning is the same.

— CalifJim

  • lemon97 Is it the same?
  • Are they the same?
  • The meaning is the same.
  • The usage in conversation is different.
  • " at just about any point in a conversation.
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lemon97Is it the same? Are they the same?
The meaning is the same. The usage in conversation is different.

You can ask "Who walks home from school?" at just about any point in a conversation.

You only ask "Who does walk home from school?", emphasizing "does" with your voice, when
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No. "Does" makes the sentence more emphatic.

Teacher (to class): You all told me that you do not walk home from school. But I see many children walking home after school. If you don't walk home from school, then who does walk home from school?
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