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Meaning of Insuranse and Ensuranse | When do you use?
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Present simple Sun Apr 11, 2004 23:05 pm  Present simple
 

Dear Sirs,

thank you for your great helpfull site, i just have one question
regarding the present simple explained in your stories and articals

you mentioned when we want to make a question we also youse don't
after I/YOU?WE and doesn't after HE/She/It while in your given example
you put do and doesn'st before the subject (YOU, SHE) in forming
a question

I just want to know wether i missunderstood because when making a question we use do or does and don't , doesn't befor (i we they and so on

thanks in advance for your clarifications
hanygeorge38
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Do and does before subject in questions Sun Apr 11, 2004 23:10 pm  Do and does before subject in questions
 

Hi Hanygeorge38,

You are right - we use the auxiliary verb do/does in questions before the subject:

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