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[lxlxlxlx1212]

we always say “how do..”we also say “HOW TO"
Are there have some differ?
thanks for help!!!!!!

[svartnik]

we always say “how do..”we also say “HOW TO"
Are there have some differ?
thanks for help!!!!!!

I do not know something? What do you not know? What? I do not know how to fly. I do not know that. That. How to fly.
The adverb 'how' relates the objective complement of the verb 'know'.

How do you know how to fly? *You know that(=how to fly) how?
The adverb 'how' in front position relates to the main verb 'know', the other 'how' in the noun phrase to 'to fly'.

I hope this helps.

[lxlxlxlx1212]

"How to go to school?" Is this sentence right?
How about "How do go to school?"

thanks for advice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Soup]

we always say “how do..”we also say “HOW TO"
Are there have some differ?
thanks for help!!!!!!

Oh, my Chinese students say that phrase all the time, "How to <do something>?", and, as you know, it's not correct.

Use How do you ... ?, as in

• How do you get to school?
• How do I turn on your computer?
• How did they learn English so fast?
• How does s/he know the pronunciation of my name?

If you want to use "how to", use it inside a sentence:

• This is how to get to school.
• You don't know how to turn on my computer?
• They learned how to speak English in preschool.
• She knows how to pronounce your name because I told her how to say it.

All the best