Is the shoes come or Does the shoes come?
Good evening to all EF teachers.
I am confused a bit.
What should I use in order to write the sentence grammaticaly correct?
Is the shoes come with box or does the shoes come with box?
I know that we must use "is" after noun and "does" (or others) after verb...
But the next word after the word "shoes" = the word "come" . Doesn't this matter?
If I want to make questionable form I shoud look on the next words after auxillary verb IS or Does ?
So the correct would be "Is the shoes come with box?
Am I right?
Regards
Top answer
Say this. Do the shoes come in a box? You need to review how to form the Simple Present tense, in your grammar book .
- Say this.
- Do the shoes come in a box?
- You need to review how to form the Simple Present tense, in your grammar book .
- The shoes come in a box.
- The shoes do not come in a box.
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Say this. Do the shoes come in a box?
You need to review how to form the Simple Present tense, in your grammar book.
The shoes come in a box.
The shoes do not come in a box. For negative, you need to use the auxiliary verb 'do'.
Do the shoes come in a box? For a question, you need to use the auxiliary verb 'do' You also ne
0Try looking at it from the simple facts: The shoes are sold in a box.
“The shoes come with a box.” (Shoes = plural; box = singular.)
“The shoes come in a box.” (This format describes the selling method.)
As a question, “Do the shoes come with a box?” Since ‘shoes’ is plural, they ‘come’ not ‘comes’.
Put yet another way, “Is it true that the shoes come with a box?”
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