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Jenniferunagi Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Singular verb versus plural verb

Hi all, I have a question regarding on the use of singular/plural verb.

(Question 1)
Does debbie eats chocolates everyday?
or
Does Debbie eat chocolates everyday?

Debbie = subject
Eats = singular verb?

(Question 2)
How does the teacher evaluates the students’ performance?
or
How does the teacher evaluate the students’ performance?
Teacher = subject
Evaluates = singular verb

Thanks!

Cheers,
JenniferUnagi:D
  

Top answer

Question 1) Does D ebbie eats chocolates everyday? or Does Debbie eat chocolates everyday? The -s is put on the helping verb " do " in questions.

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  • Question 1) Does D ebbie eats chocolates everyday?
  • or Does Debbie eat chocolates everyday?
  • The -s is put on the helping verb " do " in questions.
  • The main verb does not change.
  • The same thing happens for all the helping verbs: Debbie eat s chocolates everyday.
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Question 1)
Does Debbie eats chocolates everyday?
or
Does Debbie eat chocolates everyday?

The -s is put on the helping verb "do" in questions. The main verb does not change.
The same thing happens for all the helping verbs:

Debbie eats chocolates everyday. (no helping verb)
Debbie could eat chocolates every
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