The structure of a sentence in English: Auxiliary verb + Subject + Verb. Study and do an exercise!

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[@englishwithrod]

You are very welcome :)

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[@hrnolaf7281]

How about “have” Have you ……? When we you this verb “have”?

[@englishwithrod]

We use have + past participle (have you done it? Yes, I have) ☺️

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Same

[@englishwithrod]

It's easier to record the videos 😊

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[@englishwithrod]

I appreciate your suggestion! 😊

[@patriciamadrinan2863]

6. Does your boss will come tomorrow (is this option right too? )

[@englishwithrod]

Hello! Not really dear, you can't use will and does as auxiliary verbs, you could say "Will you boss come tomorrow?"

[@patriciamadrinan2863]

@@englishwithrod oh thank you. But, in the example you dont use the auxiliary... "Is your boss coming in tomorrow?"... why is that?

[@englishwithrod]

@@patriciamadrinan2863 In that example "is" (verb to be) is the auxiliary verb

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