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"does she has" versus "has she"



 
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"does she has" versus "has she" Tue Aug 01, 2006 8:48 am  "does she has" versus "has she"		  
Can I start a question with does she has or with has she?

Are both of the correct and if yes, is there any difference between them?
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Does she Tue Aug 01, 2006 9:31 am  Does she		  
Hi Attila,

You ask:

Quote:
Can I start a question with does she has or with has she?

The simple answer is 'no'. If you want to use the interrogative form of 'have', it is either:

Has she?

or

Does she have?

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Does she has or has she? Tue Aug 01, 2006 10:00 am  Does she has or has she?		  
Sorry, Alan

I meant does she have

(I sent a mail yesterday to a customer and I hesitated how to start. The sentence in my mail was following: Does she have a password to log on to the network?)

Is it any difference when I start with the above or with has she?
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Have Tue Aug 01, 2006 10:21 am  Have		  
Hi Attila,

You sentence:

Quote:
Does she have a password to log on to the network?)
is fine.

Alternatively: Has she got a password ...? would be fine. A plain Has she...? would be better in conversation.

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