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"I do know" in the third person



 
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"I do know" in the third person #1 (permalink) Tue Dec 16, 2008 1:53 am   "I do know" in the third person
 

It's late, I can't sleep and... some thought about grammar has come to me;) As follows: if for example somebody asks me whether I know something, I know it and I want to strenghtening the answer - instead "I know" I can say "I do know!", am I right?
The proper question is how it would be in the third person? "She does know"? "She do knows", "She does knows"?

Thanks in advance as always;) and really warm (because in Poland is such cold nowadays :? ) greetengs:)
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"I do know" in the third person #2 (permalink) Tue Dec 16, 2008 1:56 am   "I do know" in the third person
 

As with everything else, this should follow the basic grammar rules. --> She does know.
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