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Khoshtip Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Then meaning of "I do have..."

Hi guys,

I have saw many times the sentences commence by *I do have ...*.
I'm not perfect in that language westerns name it English but also not very bad as well. So in your standpoint what can be the meaning of such sentences?

Thanks.
  

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Do is used for emphasis and followed by an infinitive as usual: I do have many friends. = I really have many friends. He does like that song!

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  • Do is used for emphasis and followed by an infinitive as usual: I do have many friends.
  • = I really have many friends.
  • He does like that song!
  • = He really likes that song!
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Do is used for emphasis and followed by an infinitive as usual:

I do have many friends. = I really have many friends.
He does like that song! = He really likes that song!


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