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Rajesh jain Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Use of "has/have/could"

I was completely flummoxed to know that we can't use helping verbs like "has/have/could/is/are" etc just after "where/what/how" etc .Is that true ?if it is true then how we use sentences like "where are you from"?"how can i help you"? etc

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It's not true. Where did you get that idea?

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It's not true. Where did you get that idea?
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rajesh jainI was completely flummoxed to know that we can't use helping verbs like "has/have/could/is/are" etc just after "where/what/how" etc .Is that true ?
It's completely wrong. Whoever told you this has no understanding of English and should never be trusted on the subject again.
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rajesh jainwe can't use helping verbs like "has/have/could/is/are" etc just after "where/what/how" etc .
You have almost certainly misunderstood the source of that information. Please quote the exact statement about these helping verbs, and maybe we can help you understand its true meaning.

CJ
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With all due respect, that's so not true.

Please someone tell me they haven't changed it! xD
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