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Danil Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Questionable form of sentence.
Good day. My inconvenience for very "child" question.
I want to make questionable form of sentence which have keyword "warranty"
For example: I want to ask seller about warranty on some product.
What verb should I use in the begining of the sentence?
Example: The mobile phone price = 200 $
I want to ask about warranty on this mobile phone
Does the mobile phone has warranty? <<< This form is correct?
Is the mobie phone has warranty? <<<<<
Sorry for a "silly" question.
Kind regards
It is never too late to learn
I want to make questionable form of sentence which have keyword "warranty"
For example: I want to ask seller about warranty on some product.
What verb should I use in the begining of the sentence?
Example: The mobile phone price = 200 $
I want to ask about warranty on this mobile phone
Does the mobile phone has warranty? <<< This form is correct?
Is the mobie phone has warranty? <<<<<
Sorry for a "silly" question.
Kind regards
It is never too late to learn
Top answer
Does the mobile phone have a warranty? g. in questions, the main verb, in this case "have", does not inflect but remains in its base form: Do you have ...
- Does the mobile phone have a warranty?
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- in questions, the main verb, in this case "have", does not inflect but remains in its base form: Do you have ...
- Does it have ...
- Did we have ...
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Does the mobile phone have a warranty?
When you use the auxiliary verb "do", e.g. in questions, the main verb, in this case "have", does not inflect but remains in its base form:
Do you have ... ?
Does it have ... ?
Did we have ... ?
When you use the auxiliary verb "do", e.g. in questions, the main verb, in this case "have", does not inflect but remains in its base form:
Do you have ... ?
Does it have ... ?
Did we have ... ?
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