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Is it correct? Is it correct? (do need) I saw it in a book. I do need English in my job.

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Yes, it is! You use DO before a verb in affirmative sentences when you want to put an emphasis on something. A: I've heard you don't have your new car anymore! B: That's not true, I DO have it! And you can go even further with it. A: You don't have the homework, right? B: I DO have it! A: I don't believe you... B: I really DO have it! Look!
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Yes you can use "do" in this situation to emphasize on something here "have" as a verb or another situation as auxiliary verb as I changed your sentence to a better form. However your sentence should be like "I do have to know / learn English. "
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Yes, that is correct, but a more understandable way to say it is: I do need to know English for my job.
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Yes, it is! You use DO before a verb in affirmative sentences when you want to put an emphasis on something. A: I've heard you don't have your new car anymore! B: That's not true, I DO have it! And you can go even further with it. A: You don't have the homework, right? B: I DO have it! A: I don't believe you... B: I really DO have it! Look!
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i saw it in the book i need to read english for the job

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