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Picnic Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Who wants it

"who wants it?"

is it correct to say "who does want it?"
  

Top answer

Hi, Yes, but only in special contexts. eg Who doesn't want it? Please put your hands up.

  • Hi, Yes, but only in special contexts.
  • eg Who doesn't want it?
  • Please put your hands up.
  • OK, now who does want it?
  • Put your hands up.
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6 Answers
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Hi,

Yes, but only in special contexts.

eg

Who doesn't want it? Please put your hands up.

OK, now who does want it? Put your hands up.



Clive
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hmmm its not clear enough....i dont understand.

what are the difernece between them?
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Hi,



The normal thing is to simply say 'Who wants it?'



You asked if 'Who does want it' is correct, and I said that it is, but only in special situations,



Here's my example again.

eg

Who doesn't want it? Please put your hands up.

OK, now who does want it? Put your hands up.

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would you please give me more exapmles for who does want it
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Picnicwould you please give me more exapmles for who does want it
I think someone in this group wants a piece of this delicious chocolate cake, so I ask, starting with Jerry.

-- Jerry, do you want it?
-- No.
-- Gary, do you want it?
-- No.
-- Susan, do you want it?
-- No.
-- George, do you want it?
-- No.
-- Sally, do y
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