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Grammar
Subject and verb
Do you remember the title of the new book about morals?
The subject is YOU and the Verb is remember but what about do?
The subject is YOU and the Verb is remember but what about do?
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Yes I do remember the ' do ' is an auxiliary verb attached to the verb ' remember '. You can say it is part of the verb So we treat ' do remember ' as verb then And the use of ' do ' also gives emphasis on ' remember '.
- Yes I do remember the ' do ' is an auxiliary verb attached to the verb ' remember '.
- You can say it is part of the verb So we treat ' do remember ' as verb then And the use of ' do ' also gives emphasis on ' remember '.
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Yes I do remember
the ' do ' is an auxiliary verb attached to the verb ' remember '. You can say it is part of the verb
the ' do ' is an auxiliary verb attached to the verb ' remember '. You can say it is part of the verb
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