Look to your wife if you do love her as much as she do love you.My question is the second do. Thanks!
Originally Posted by notletrest Look to your wife if you do love her as much as she do love you.My question is the second do. Thanks! This is non-standard English. It should be: "...as much as she loves you".
(I think) do can be used to stress the act......she do love= she certainly love
Originally Posted by samozo (I think) do can be used to stress the act......she do love= she certainly love As bhai said, even if this were correct grammar, it's not colloquial. Remember: I/you/we/they do He/she/it does "She does love you" is correct. But it doesn't work in the original sentence.
Originally Posted by Raymott As bhai said, even if this were correct grammar, it's not colloquial. Remember: I/you/we/they do He/she/it does "She does love you" is correct. But it doesn't work in the original sentence. I agree with you ,Raymott.Thanks!
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