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use of "Do" and other be verb.



 
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use of "Do" and other be verb. Tue Jul 08, 2008 19:11 pm  use of "Do" and other be verb.		  
I have one quary. Can anyone explain it. when i use Do & when used "Am/Is/Are" in a interogative sentence?
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use of "Do" and other be verb. Wed Jul 09, 2008 0:47 am  use of "Do" and other be verb.		  
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For present tense sentences, use 'do/does' with every verb except 'be' (and sometimes 'have').

Do you eat sushi?
Do you think I'm good-looking?
Does she smoke?

Is he hungry?
Are you a dancer?

Do you have a cigarette?
Have you a cigarette?
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