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Mizansinha007 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Please, teach me

Is it correct sentence,
#1. It doesn't matter.

If not, so what should it be?
If this one is correct, so how? As far as I know, here, "doesn't" is an auxiliary which we use in/at 'present indefinite tense'.
That means, Sub: + verb + object. But in/at the above sentence, there is no 'verb'. I think, It might be "It isn't matter".

Please remove my confusions and correct my statements.

Thanks, teachers.
  

Top answer

The sentence is correct. It is the subject. Does is the third person singular form of do in the present tense.

— Cool Breeze

  • The sentence is correct.
  • It is the subject.
  • Does is the third person singular form of do in the present tense.
  • Matter is a verb, a plain/bare infinitive , which does requires.
  • There is no object in the sentence.
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The sentence is correct. It is the subject. Does is the third person singular form of do in the present tense. Matter is a verb, a plain/bare infinitive, which does requires. There is no object in the sentence. A similar sentence with an object:

He doesn't
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Hello, CB
If I am not mistaken,
I know that 'matter' is not a verb.

Please remove my confusion, teachers.

Thanks.
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mizansinha007If I am not mistaken,I know that 'matter' is not a verb.
I have already told you it's a verb.
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