When to use ( is ) and ( Does ) at the beginning of sentences ?

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Hi all,I'm a little confuse of using ( is ) and ( Does ) at the beginning of sentences .. for example look to this two sentences :First :Does the money has been transferred ?second :Is the money has been transferred ?the question is why don't we use ( is ) on the first sentence ? why we used " Does " ?Can anyone explain to me how to use both of them ? , and put examples for it please ..Thanks in advance

Goronsky · Accepted Answer

Is the money transferred?

Does the money have to be transferred?

Has the money been transferred?

RandomGuy · Answer

iAbdullahWhy do we use "does"?

We don't. You don't need to insert an auxiliary verb for inversion because the clause already contains one (have), so Has the money been transferred? is correct.

CalifJim · Answer

iAbdullahFirst oes the money has been transferred ?

Start here: The money has been transferred. (Statement)

The auxiliary verb is "has". Put that first. In other words, invert the subject and (auxiliary) verb.

Has the money been transferred? (Question form of the statement above)

There is no "does" and no "is". Those are wrong.

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IAbdullah · Answer

Thanks i got it now ,

okey give me an examples how to use ( is ) and (does ) and also (Has) to be clear .

CalifJim · Answer

iAbdullahThanks i got it now ,okey give me an examples how to use ( is ) and (does ) and also (Has) to be clear .

For more information see

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