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Colorfulratio Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Which sentence is correct and why?

Who does walk home from school?

or

Who walks home from school?

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". " is used only with emphasised "does". "

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The standard question is "Who walks home from school?".

"Who does walk home from school?" is used only with emphasised "does". For example:

"Jane, do you walk home from school?"
"No, I get the bus."
"Sam, do you walk home from school?"
"No, I cycle."
"Well then, who does walk home from school?"
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Is it the same case with past simple?
Who walked home from school?
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colorfulratio Is it the same case with past simple?Who walked home from school?
Yes.

"Who walked home from school?" -- usual form
"Who did walk home from school?" -- special emphasis
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