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Yes, I do vs. Yes, I have #1 (permalink) Sun Feb 27, 2005 20:01 pm   Yes, I do vs. Yes, I have
 

Test No. incompl/elem-21 "Remove the Spoon", question 6

Yes, I ..........

(a) did
(b) have
(c) do
(d) done

Test No. incompl/elem-21 "Remove the Spoon", answer 6

Yes, I do.

Correct answer: (c) do

Your answer was: incorrect
Yes, I have.
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Yes, I do #2 (permalink) Sun Feb 27, 2005 21:12 pm   Yes, I do
 

When you give an answer in the short form, you have to use the same tense construction that is used in the question. The question was: Do you drink a lot tea? The answer must be: Yes, I do. If the question was: Have you drunk a lot of tea? The answer would be: Yes, I have.
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Yes, I do vs. Yes, I have #3 (permalink) Fri Aug 21, 2009 14:09 pm   Yes, I do vs. Yes, I have
 

Frankly speaking, I stumbled at this sentence. Then I thought maybe it's an answer to the question above. However, as the previous tests were composed of stand-alone sentences, I didn't expect this one to be a dialogue.
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