If I go anywhere, where do I begin? Why do Indians go there?
- Who go there first? Every time a boys go to his school these boys go there too. Is the proper form of wh-question?
When should I use “who does go”, and when “who do go”?
Can I ask #3 in the same way?
What people go there?
Are they all correct sentences?
What are some things to be changed if you want to be a better person?
When asking questions about who does something, it’s usual to use the third person singular form of the verb – so “Who goes there” or “Who does go there?”
What do you use in easy form unless you are wanting a contrast?
I don’t go there. I don’t go there. I have to drive anywhere with me. I don’t understand.” “Well,
who does go there? Is
there a contrast between unknown persons or people who go there, and the erson who already spoke who doesn’t. If it’s a question without such a contrast, stick to the simpler
“Who goes there? Why
is this also a well known saying used stereotypically by sentries to question someone approaching their guard post. Why is asking unqualified questions only at the first sign of “professional” status.?
When asking questions about who does something, it’s usual to use the third person singular form of the verb – so “Who goes there” or “Who does go there?”
What do you use in easy form unless you are wanting a contrast?
I don’t go there. I don’t go there. I have to drive anywhere with me. I don’t understand.” “Well,
who does go there? Is
there a contrast between unknown persons or people who go there, and the erson who already spoke who doesn’t. If it’s a question without such a contrast, stick to the simpler
“Who goes there? Why
is this also a well known saying used stereotypically by sentries to question someone approaching their guard post. Why is asking unqualified questions only at the first sign of “professional” status.?
