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Iconoffashion Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Why "doesn't have" and not "doesn't has"?

I don't want to depend on my parents because only my dad is working and my mum doesn't have much money.

Question: Why is it "doesn't have" and not "doesn't has"?
  

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we say I do not have money... not I do not has money some rule aplies here hope it helps

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we say I do not have money... not I do not has money some rule aplies here

hope it helps
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Yeah creativeguru, thats becuase you use it like this

I
you

him                   Have

we

they

He

She                    Has

It
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AnonymousYeah creativeguru, thats becuase you use it like this

I
you

him Have

we

they

He

She Has

It
Just one mistake.
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You can take an account of these two sentences 'It doesn't help you much' and 'it helps you much'. Both sentences share the same subject and verb but why is the verb 'help' is in different form about putting 's'. In formal, all verb after the auxiliary verb must be in the root form 'have' rather than 'has'. In informal, the word 'does' has stolen 's' from its main verb 'help' in this case ^^
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"One monkey doesn't has banana" or "two monkeys don't have banana"

What is correct?

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