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Old 10-Aug-2006, 12:14
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When should I use Dont & Doesnt.. which one of the following statement is right and why -

1. he don't carry
2. he doesn't carry

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the correct one is he doesn't carry. it depends on the pronoune you're using like he, she and it are always followed by doesn't or after the does. for don't it's after they, we and you. i hope i'm right.

ex. we don't liked you.
he doesn't liked.
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When should I use Dont & Doesnt.. which one of the following statement is right and why -
1. he don't carry
2. he doesn't carry
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Nilesh

Hi Nilesh



"Don`t" is used as follows:

I, you[singular and plural], we, they don`t [carry]

"Doesn`t" is used with the third person singular :he,she,it

The correct answer is :

He doesn`t carry


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the correct one is he doesn't carry. it depends on the pronoune you're using like he, she and it are always followed by doesn't or after the does. for don't it's after they, we and you. i hope i'm right.
ex. we don't liked you.
he doesn't liked.

Hi Isko

You are right . The "don`t" and "doesn`t" usage depends on the pronoun used in the sentence.

Sorry to tell you that your examples are wrong because they are a kind of a mixture between present tense and past tense forms.

e.g: We don`t like you - not "liked"
He doesn`t like you - not "liked"

The first part of your message is ok.


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Hi Isko
You are right . The "don`t" and "doesn`t" usage depends on the pronoun used in the sentence.
Sorry to tell you that your examples are wrong because they are a kind of a mixture between present tense and past tense forms.
e.g: We don`t like you - not "liked"
He doesn`t like you - not "liked"
The first part of your message is ok.
Best wishes

thanks for the corrections
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thanks for the corrections

You are always welcome

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This is great.. Thanks a lot guys... I never expected that my doubts would be cleared.. I dont think I will make a mistake again

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Nilesh
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hope you become a professional english speaker, and a good english teacher
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