He do not know anything?

[Msudan]

Sir, Many persons used to say " He do not know anything" while speaking. I think when we speak, it will be ok. But, in grammar, it should be " He does not know anything" Am I right sir?

[Yankee]

Hi msudan

You are right. The correct sentence is "He does not know anything" (or "He doesn't know anything").
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[Msudan]

Dear sir, Thank you very for your quick reply.

[Torsten]

Hi Sudan,

Why do call Amy "sir"?

TOEIC listening, question-response: What kind of music does Mrs. Simmons like?

[Yankee]

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You're welcome, msudan.

By the way, my first name is Amy, and I am a woman.

Please call me Amy (or Yankee, if you prefer). :wink:
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"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power." ~ Abraham Lincoln

[Sunflower.baby]

[Msudan]

Amy Madam, Very happy to receive your reply. Now I need your help in clear out the usage of guarantee and warranty. What is the exact difference between these two words. Could you please describe for me?

[Torsten]

Hi Msudan,

Please read guarantee vs. warranty.

Thanks,
Torsten

TOEIC listening, question-response: Do you think anyone can make a living out of simply writing books?

[Barb_D]

sunflower, "many people" would be more expected, but using "persons," although not as natural, is not incorrect.