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Sb70012 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
So do I / so have I
He has the letters written, and so do I.
He has the letters written, and so have I.
Hello,
I have asked this question in another forum before. One told me that both "do I" and "have I" work and one other told me that only "do I" works because "has" is not used as an auxiliary verb but a main verb.
What's your opinion? Would you please be kind enough to give me some guidance on this?
Thank you.
He has the letters written, and so have I.
Hello,
I have asked this question in another forum before. One told me that both "do I" and "have I" work and one other told me that only "do I" works because "has" is not used as an auxiliary verb but a main verb.
What's your opinion? Would you please be kind enough to give me some guidance on this?
Thank you.
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sb70012 one other told me that only "do I" works because "has" is not used as an auxiliary verb but a main verb. That is wrong. sb70012 What's your opinion?
- sb70012 one other told me that only "do I" works because "has" is not used as an auxiliary verb but a main verb.
- That is wrong.
- sb70012 What's your opinion?
- Both are OK.
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sb70012one other told me that only "do I" works because "has" is not used as an auxiliary verb but a main verb.That is wrong.
sb70012What's your opinion?Both are OK.
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sb70012He has the letters written,Do you mean "He causes the letters to be written"?
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