When to use "is" and "does"?

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Hello..Which sentence is grammatically correct?1) It isn't work that way. You must follow the instructions carefully.                    or2) It doesn't work that way. You must follow the instructions carefully.

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

win_serojaHello..

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

1) It isn't work that way. You must follow the instructions carefully.
or
2) It doesn't work that way. You must follow the instructions carefully.

Only the second one is correct. Use [does / doesn't] before a verb without -ing. Use [is / isn't] before a verb with -ing and before nouns, adjectives, and prepositional phrases. (An adverb may intervene.)

It doesn't work that way. He doesn't really know how to do that. She doesn't usually study in the morning.

It isn't always working right. He isn't going with us. She is planning to eat later.

He is a carpenter. She isn't a nurse. He isn't happy. She is often in the garden.

CJ

Win_seroja · Answer

Thank you very much for your reply..I really appreciate it

Anonymous · Answer

hello ma'am,
i'm confuse is and does, when i use of is, does only in qstion framing .
advice me.....

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