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Use it when the subject is 3rd person singular ( he, she, it, the Eiffel Tower, my book , etc) and the time is the present: Does he have my book? No, he does not have it. Your sister does.
- Use it when the subject is 3rd person singular ( he, she, it, the Eiffel Tower, my book , etc) and the time is the present: Does he have my book?
- No, he does not have it.
- Your sister does.
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Use it when the subject is 3rd person singular (he, she, it, the Eiffel Tower, my book, etc) and the time is the present:
Does he have my book?
No, he does not have it. Your sister does.
Does he have my book?
No, he does not have it. Your sister does.
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