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Pallayadav Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

regarding grammer

i am doubtful in using whether in which places do is used and which in which places does is used
  

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Hello, pallayadav—and welcome to English Forums. Just as with other verbs in the simple present tense, use 'does' for the 3rd personal singular and use 'do' for all of the other persons: I do the dishes. You do the dishes.

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  • Hello, pallayadav—and welcome to English Forums.
  • Just as with other verbs in the simple present tense, use 'does' for the 3rd personal singular and use 'do' for all of the other persons: I do the dishes.
  • You do the dishes.
  • She does the dishes.
  • We do the dishes.
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Hello, pallayadav—and welcome to English Forums.

Just as with other verbs in the simple present tense, use 'does' for the 3rd personal singular and use 'do' for all of the other persons:

I do the dishes.
You do the dishes.
She does the dishes.

We do the dishes.
You do the dishes.
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