This is why we use ‘do’ and ‘does’ in English | Language Origins

[@Gaeilgeoir]

Everyone, PLEASE make a mental note: Celtic is NOT pronounced "sell-tick," despite the basketball team. All C's in Irish are pronounced as an English K. "kell-tick"

[@PuyaLivesEn]

I actually checked it before I hit the record button and both of them could be right.

[@ben_farhang]

عالی

[@PuyaLivesEn]

ممنون بنیامین عزیز

[@PubgMobiiiiiile]

عالی بود استاد

[@PuyaLivesEn]

ممنونم مرسی که وقت گذاشتی نگاه کردی

[@KenFullman]

I still don't follow. I didn't see any ambiguity in any of the phrases you mention. "I have a dog"=statement of fact "I have a dog not"=statement of fact that I don't have a dog "Have I a dog" = question. Even without the question mark it's obvious So I don't see any need for the addition of "do". Obviously I still use "do" because "Have I a dog" is not a natural sentence structure for a native speaker. Even so "Have I a dog" would be clearly understood, by any native speaker, to be a question.

[@PuyaLivesEn]

Totally agreed.👍🏼 I think we should call it a Celtic revenge 😁

[@Hrblram]

So the Celtics just refused. Lamo based.

[@PuyaLivesEn]

@@Hrblram apparently