Why do words first usually come before another verb?
Why do
people use “do” in affirmative statements?
If we
know a guy, why are we talking to him?
How bad is it to know a man?
Why doesn’t B just say “Yes, we know a guy”?
Why does “do” have to be used in affirmative sentences?
What are some of the best examples of people asking questions about their relationships?
Do in affirmative sentence is used to put an emphasis on the positive fact.
Person A: Hmm I’ve heard that you don’t have the piano anymore.?
Person B: Oh, that’s not true! I have a piano. I don’t have any piano…. I do have a violin, however. I do have my ears.
What are some of the best, most recognizable examples of political science?
Do in affirmative sentence is used to put an emphasis on the positive fact.
Person A: Hmm I’ve heard that you don’t have the piano anymore.?
Person B: Oh, that’s not true! I have a piano. I don’t have any piano…. I do have a violin, however. I do have my ears.
What are some of the best, most recognizable examples of political science?
