Nader75  +  255777 Mon, 14 Aug 06 05:29 PM look to this sentences  and wich one is correct and why???/ Dose she has a car..  or....  dose she have a car Nader75 Joined on Sat, Jan 7 2006 Full Member 197

	nona the brit  +  255779 Mon, 14 Aug 06 05:38 PM Does she have a car. I know it seems as though it should be has 'she has' but if you rearrange the sentence you will see that 'she does have' would be correct whereas 'she does has' wouldn't. nona the brit Joined on Wed, Sep 22 2004 England Veteran Member 11,713 The name says it all.

	Grammar Geek  +  255780 Mon, 14 Aug 06 05:40 PM Nader, I'm pretty sure you mean "Does," right? Does she have a car. When you have the "does" (or "do") in the question, the verb is the bare infinitive. Does she play the piano? Do they sing like that all the time? Did she paint that picture? Grammar Geek Joined on Tue, Jan 10 2006 Veteran Member 19,683 Barbara, who answers in American English. My housekeeping skills attest to the truth of the second law of thermodynamics: Left to themselves, things get more and more random! Verbs

	Goodman  +  255785 Mon, 14 Aug 06 05:58 PM  Nader75 wrote: look to this sentences  and wich one is correct and why???/ Dose she has a car..  or....  dose she have a car Hi Nader, Hope this can help you.... Whenever we are in the situation where a question or a sentence is formed with “do” or “does”, we can treat them with the rules of the modal words such as: might, may, must, won’t , will, should and shall etc.  The rules require the verb closet to the modal word to be in it’s basic or plural form.  For example:    will Mary come tomorrow to the party?                         She must have a lot of work to do.                         She would like to have a glass of milk.                          Do we have enough time to get it finished?                          Does he know that he must attend the meeting?                           Does this help? Goodman Joined on Mon, Nov 7 2005 Senior Member 3,816 The name says it all! Verbs, Plurals, Modals

	CalifJim  +  255817 Mon, 14 Aug 06 07:30 PM You can only have one s-marker in a verb phrase. have  - no s-marker. has    - has the s-marker. do     - no s-marker. does  - has the s-marker.  (Note the spelling.) So once you start your question with does, you already have the s-marker, and the word has cannot be used because it, too, has an s-marker.  So it has to be Does she have ... (And you have to put the s-marker on the first verb of the verb phrase, so you can't say Do she has, either!) CJ By the way, the same is true for the d-marker, as in did and had. You can't say Did she had (two d-markers). You can't say Do she had (d-marker not on the first verb). You have to say Did she have ... CalifJim Joined on Mon, Aug 2 2004 California Veteran Member 22,475 "There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche Verbs, Spelling

	Nader75  +  255848 Mon, 14 Aug 06 10:22 PM Thank you for all CalifJim  your explanation is new for me as I know :  he,she,it ..... has I,they,you,we .... have so I was wondering why she ... have that's all   Nader75

	CalifJim  +  255880 Mon, 14 Aug 06 11:33 PM That listing: he, she, it              has I, we, you, they     have only works when the question word do or does or did is not present and when negation is not present. Here's a more complete form of the list: he has, she has, it has; does he have?, does she have?, does it have?;                (questions) he does not have, she does not have, it does not have     (negations) I have, we have, you have, they have; do I have?, do we have?, do you have?, do they have?;     (questions) I do not have, we do not have, you do not have, they do not have  (negations) CJ CalifJim