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1Likes- 24-Nov-2011, 14:11 #1
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Modal Do Hello,
Daniel has to take his computer to the shop tomorrow.
When has Daniel to take his computer to the shop?
or
When does Daniel have to take his computer to the shop?
What is the correct question to ask?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Sambodia
- 24-Nov-2011, 14:40 #2
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Teacher Re: Modal Do Gil
Originally Posted by Sambodia 
- 24-Nov-2011, 17:27 #3
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Teacher Re: Modal Do Note that DO is frequently used as an auxiliary verb, but it is not a modal,
Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
- 24-Nov-2011, 17:32 #4
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Teacher Re: Modal Do The structure of the first one might be archaic, but it's possible.
- 26-Nov-2011, 08:20 #5
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Threadstarter / Original PosterTeacher Re: Modal Do Thank you for your help!
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